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No God? A Nation’s Verse Against Atheist Lore
A poem by Lydia Huntley Sigourney challenges atheistic doubt, citing nature’s proof of divinity. It invokes echoes, volcanoes, flora, and celestial signs to rebuke the claim that there is no God and to affirm divine power across oceans and islands.
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America
Lydia Huntley
David
A New England Tale of Love and Family Strife
In a Glenwood village Marie Mendesley grows into a poised beauty under her father's rigid rule. Herbert Wolcott, heir to a bankrupt family, woos her despite looming objections from her father. When Marcus Mandesley learns of Wolcott’s ruin he bans the match, forcing Marie to confront a tragedy of duty vs love.
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Glenwood
Teader
Glen
Old Bay
New England
Sted
Moudesleys
Maric Moudesley
Marie
Glenwed
Namie
Wolcott
Marie Mendesley
Herbert Wolcott
Wolcotts
Mondesteys
Ong
Pfithe
Sigoera
Mr. Mandesley
Herbert Walcott
Herbert
Elerbert
Mr. Manderley
Maria
Foster
Lewis
Phenis
Ludierque
American Gazetteer
London
Bristol
Caphial
Spain
Charlés the Second
Crown
Ofice
Nova Scotia
England
Charles
Merry Monarch
John Crowm
William Crown
Nova and
Arcady
Améreica
William Alessander
Measine
Kingdom of Scotland
Counstry
New Scotland
Arcady. That Whereas the Said Lord Alexander
Claud St. Stephen
Lord de la Four
Scotland
Chas. St. Stephen
Claud de la Four
Thomas Temple
Thomas Timple
Mats Royall
Mounthope
Epte
Warre
Gor Mar
Whitehall
Plana Miedal
Robert Southweth
S. P.O
Bos
John Coen
Mayfield
Cigg
The Courage to Defy a Father's Demands
Marie Moudesley resists her father’s insistence on an arranged marriage to Joel Lewis while cherishing her secret love for Herbert. A torn letter, hidden and twice rewritten, reveals family pressure, looming shunning, and Marie’s resolve to remain true to her heart despite grave consequences.
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Marie
Joel
Mana
Marta
Mrs. Mouderly
Herbert
Father
Mrs. Moudesley
Mr. Moudesley
Maria
Marie and Herbert wed in secret New York escape
Marie defies her father and runs with Herbert to New York. In a Gretna Green style elopement they marry at Herbert’s uncle’s home after a persuasive yet risky pursuit. Marie confronts her father’s rage, collapses, and Herbert bears her to safety before his rival vows vengeance.
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Maria
New York
Marie
Herbert
Demext
Mrs. Warren
Miss Pitt
Miss Oae
Parson
Wolcott
Parson Wolcott
Gretna- Green
Massachusetts
Mare
Mane
Willian
Rascal
Father
Mr. Mandesley
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