Rhode Island Acts of 1848 Mixed Railroads and Public Works
A compilation of Rhode Island General Assembly acts from January 1848 covering railroads declared public nuisances without proper charter, authorizing equity suits by the state attorney general. amendments to criminal and property laws. school funding provisions. turnpike regulations and penalties. and proclamations for crime rewards and peace with Mexico, with several administrative notes and witness attestations.
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General Assembly
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Henry Bowen
Leary
Penvidenre
Pawtucket
Providence
Pawtuckno
County of
Levy
Seery
Republic of Mexico
Emerton
United
Texas
United States
Real Grande
Congress
Republic of Mexic
Mexico
France
Spain
Great Britaan
Europe
An Elegant Dressmaker and a Hidden Lace Theft
Amelia Brown, a worn seamstress in Mrs. Moore’s busy work room, is suspected after a missing French lace falls from the bridal dress. Mrs. Evelyn and her son confront Mrs. Moore as Louisa Moore reveals the truth, exposing class tension, coercion, and a fragile girl saved by compassion.
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Lowisa Moore
Mrs. Moore
Moore
Amelis Brown
Amelia
Mra. Moore
Ferling
Cate
Npt
Wawon
Wanno
Mia
Evelyn
Mrs Moore
Miss Louisa
Dreen
Bigebeard
Louisa
Mr. Evelyn
Mr. Moore
F.ve
Miss Moore
Mr. Frank
Mrs. Evelyn
Louiea
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