Chivalry Edict Aims to Honor Women in 1369 Bourbon Statute
In 1369 John the Second Duke de Bourbon issued a chivalry statute demanding knights respect all ladies and refrain from speaking ill of women, asserting that calumny harms honor. The piece also notes practical advice on staying warm in cold weather and references a writer aware of winter hardships.
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Laking the starch out of em in Albany area
A crowd on a Hudson River pier near Albany watches a Vermonter challenge locals to feats of strength and crossing the river. He mocks a green jacket bully, ducks him with a throw, and wins a ten dollar bet amid jeers and laughter.
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Slavery Question in Kentucky and Gradual Emancipation
A Kentucky plan for gradual emancipation is urged as the state moves toward constitutional reform. The author argues slavery harms both races, rejects racial inferiority theories, praises abolitionist sentiment in the U S, cites 1799 Kentucky policy debates, and hopes for modern action to remove slavery while noting earlier obstacles and current prospects.
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