The Phenex Weekly Offerings and Moral Tales
A scanned 19th century weekly issue prints advertisements for subscription rates and a moral essay on habit. It includes long prose on revenge, gratitude, and labor, plus a piece praising farmers and reflections on temperance and law.
The Best Profession A Gentleman In Captain Marryats Sketch
In this dialogue a tinker argues that true gentility is freedom and independence rather than formal work. He rejects clerks and officials as not masters of their own lives, and proposes a traveling knife grinder life as the enviable profession. He measures livelihood by income and autonomy, praising self sufficiency and philosophical disdain for convention.
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Hevenge
Senate
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New England
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House of Lords
Court of Appeals
Court of Queen's Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Old Bailey
Westminster Hall
Gottenham
Lord Brougham
Brougham
House of
House of Commons
Parliament House
Westminster Bridge
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Cours
Queen's Bench
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Courts of Chancery
Supreme Court
Wigan
Mather
Couns
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Lord John Russell
London
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Lord Russell
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Liean
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Kistes
Sleoder
Pennsylvania
Polly Parrot
Polly Parrot, and A Little Yellow Dog
William Brown
Germantown
Scotland
America
Manavunk
Indy
Mary
Sam
U.S. Phil. Gazette
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Cincinnati
Hilla
Hartford Courans
Lund
Marryat
Ian
House of Common
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