Independence Liberty Sermon and 1835 diplomatic notes
A dense 1835 era address extols liberty rooted in Christian faith, warns against infidelity intemperance and excessive party spirit, cites the American Revolution and Declaration of Independence, and urges moral renewal alongside political liberty. It also includes a July Fourth gathering summary with patriotic sentiments and toasts.
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Europe
Saxony
Indea
God
Les
Truth and Liberty
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Hengev
England
Holland
America
Gideon
Ares
Fist of Sing
Temple of Reason
Wen
Alchohol
Reit
Christ
Chriat
Hberty Tone
Zion
Menallen Township
Sampson S. Kino
Joseph A. Ker
Hiseay
Washington
Fourree
Hys
Pherson
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R. G. Harper
Biot
C.F. Keener
J. Picking
Gen. Lalbyette
J. B. Marek
GQ. Swope
Luly
C. F. Himes
July Fourth Toasts Communicated to Paper
A fragment notes celebration items titled toasts for July Fourth, mentioning names like SNYDER COLE SAM'L WINROTT ISAAC CRABS and a request to insert them in the paper. The legible text hints at community observance but lacks full context or dates beyond the holiday.
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Harper
Ake Snyder
A. Cole
Sam’l Winrott
Isaac Crabs
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Tige
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Lis Gomtrese
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Tlis
Peart
Freeman
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