Thachers column on wars from King William to Civil War
CO Wardlew answers questions about major wars in American history. He lists nine conflicts from King William's War (1689 97) to the Civil War (1861 65), citing causes such as colonial disputes, taxation, expansion, and slavery, with references to King George and the War of 1812 and Mexican War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botexts
England
France
Americas
Spain
America
Gansa
New World
Alleghany Mountains
Ohio River
Missouri
Kansas
Dred Scott
Caroline
Quack Ginmer
Englad
Great Britain
Texas
Mexico
Berrie Exsktsé
Two Crabs Fable Reflections From Young Readers
A series of letters from students in 1892 1893 discuss the fable of the Two Crabs. Each writer argues that parents and teachers must lead by example for children to follow. Letters cite school at Long Branch and teachers Miss Bethje Berle Mr. J T Smith Miss Bottle Sarle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neya
Thia
Long Branch
Bettie Earle
Beurow
Anderson
Parenta Shold
Tam
J. T. Smith
Neva
G. O
BethJe Berle
Bruroy
D. C
Belton
Mr. Smith
Jesse Geer
Smith
Henry
James
Miss Bottle Ssrle
Lor Mitrorp
Echolara
J. B. Spearman
Oscan Callagant
Betoy
Dorchester
Anns
Tim
Breren Groves
Daniel Webster
Will
Atentioner
Wilhite
Eric
Retzch
Satan
de Witt
George W. Sheridan
Rose Hill
United States
Cleveland
Sheridan
Columbus
Will & Willikto
Kentucky
Allen County
USA
Two Oraba moral lessons and a migration tale.
A long reader letter urges personal virtue, warning against judging others while practicing the same faults. Notes on parents and teachers setting examples for children accompany a report of about 100 people from Indian Territory heading to Liberia, with Rev Hill leading and facing travel costs and broken promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeak
To-Ay
Indian Territory
Liberia
Africa
Stephen Merrite
Darkey
George Washington
Redland Territory
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Mr. Hill
Hill
Alrics
Bev
Bill
Coppinger
Washington
American Colonization Society
Tontom House
Sweden
Smogland
Norway
Austria
Hungary
Germany
France
United
New York City
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Ricage
Detroit
St. Lot
Minneapolis
Lews
City
Brooklym
United States
New England
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hahire
Rhode Teland
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Llinois
Iowa
Mia
Minnesota
Kelky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mlantasippi
South
Carolioa
South Carolina
Rowland
Dan
Runaway Georgia couple wed in sleeping justice’s room
An excited Georgia wedding ends abruptly as a runaway couple bursts into a sleeping justice’s bedroom demanding marriage. A woman present triggers the frantic scene as the justice leaps from the couch and orders them to leave, while the couple proceeds with a hasty ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prntoshile
W. A. Chapman
Masonic Temple
Oran
Manson
Beason
Entegy
Ion
Sore
JAS. P. Gossttt & CO
Peoples
Burris
Lizzie Williams
EW. Brown & Sons
Yours Truly
E. W. Brown
SONS
CO. Wardlew
Bohol
Broadaway Sehooe
Milrosp
Mary MiLporp
Nebraska
Towa
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Maseyjchusetts
Kangas
Oregon
Tulinoia
Colorado
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Michigan
Louisiane
Florida
Micniesippi
Alabama
California
Connecticut
Georgia
Virginia
North
Staten
Kipling
Love
Sage
Pennington
Tintin
Atlantic
London
Chicago
Com
Large Plunkett
Ajl
Cropa
Jay Gould
Brown
Kit
George
Truitt
Atlanta
Aes
Sister In Black
Ange Plunkett
Talmage’s Sona & Co
Charleston
D.C
New Orleans
Pop
Patton
Rockford
Til
de Wilt
Tommy
Alek
Wilhita Wilkie
War Department
Uni
Ibia
Mano
Alanta
Constitution
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
T. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!