Early 18th Century Canal Tugger and Regional Notes
Reading notes describe the Erie Canal tugger in operation with paddle wheel propulsion and seven miles per hour speed, while other historical anecdotes recount Mohawk and Mohegan tribal history, along with a Boston Gazette notice of spinning women at Mr Liscome’s house and a dramatic London escape linked to Huntley and Cardinal Pole. The piece blends local commerce with antiquarian tales and literary excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eledoeaworth's Canal
Sys
Albany Journal
Erie Canal
Webrer
Luke Boat
Lel
Trumbull
New Eag
Thames
New London
Nonweih
Uneas
Zachary
Les
Hineell
Haron de Capitin
Dti
Hartford
Boston Gazette
Charles Barstow
Anid
Helen
Troy
New England
Vupanly
Hlich Coplyye
Ann Moteprens
Huntley
Hener
Sill
Fan Windsor
Lyon
Ian
Honsley
Eortey
Hugh
Narao
Endan
Itoolf
Puntley
Himteelf
Jim Copley
Cnet
Alice
Marter Copley
Bethink
the Ely
Copley
Hin Vnele
London
Titania
Bohineny
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Phenex
Bayley
Apvaree
John
Norwich
Thy’ Freind
Calvin Goddard
Ntely
Severa Lin
Ponseraiad Wien
Veld
Gershman Lyihgedrudk
Greinj Lyin
Fenre
John Eats
Keaty
Tihavan
Luther
Kents
Lins
Bagot
Napoleon
de Basperde
Tague
Lys
Allen Park
Enid
Philip
Qaven
Job Copley
Mary
Rou
John Copley
Heath
Bower
Jon Copley
Francis Hintley
Cardinal Poles Garden
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