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Bristol Phenix
W. M.S. Bayley
Baavsoan Sr
Setween
John Young and the Anti Rent Controversy in New York
A 1796 scaffold execution near Broadway and Franklin Street is recalled to contrast with 1846 John Youngs. The essay argues the later figure leverages pardons and political backing to shield crime, challenging law’s authority and the state’s moral order. It links anti rent district tensions and pardoning power to public justice and political influence.
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New York Evening Post
John Young
Ace
Broadway
Franklin Sirect
John Yo
Jay
Tampkite
Clinton
Lolda
Iermuriderere
Aherit
Delaware County
Wright
Seociety
Yee
Rhode Island Turnpike and Probate Court Acts Adopted in 1847
Legislative notices outline an act adding penalties for passing toll gates on the Providence and Pawtucket Turnpike with vehicle unpaid, plus amendments to rail yard limits and probate sales procedures. The documents preserve commission roles, fees, and notice requirements, with references to Henry Bowen as secretary. The text closes with moral admonitions and a mention of the Sarah Sands ship heading from England.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Leanon
Providence and
Provience
Pawtucket
Henry Bowen
Providence
Canal Street
Benefit Street
Jlenry Bowen
Sepe’ry
Court of Probate
Guardian
Bowen
Holt
Sarah Sands
England
The Wirz and Ernest Malcolm The Wife's Devotion
In a turbulent political scene Ernest Malcolm betrays allies after a drunken vote against the ministry and flees to America. Agatha Grenville Clings to him pledging unwavering support despite his ruin, while her father and brother object to a wife following a stranded husband into shame. The chapter extols a wife’s steadfast love as the strongest bond.
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Ares
Eriest
Malcolm
Hartley
Ernest
Downing Street
George Markham
Avery
Ernest Malcolm
Lord George
Bristol
America
Agathy
London
Agatha
Walla
Vui
Wavorsat
London Wall
Edore
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Beford
N.Y
Pareage
Ireland
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Quinny
Horns of Representatives
Laws OF
Court of Common Pleas
The
Anidown
Conneil
Pompelnt
Enry Bowen
Sec'ry
Neal
Saturday Gazette
the Wirz
Harry Bertrand