A Tale of Amanda and Florentine in a Mill Town
In a developing village by a river, Amanda, a virtuous young woman, loves Florentine who is courted by Caroline. Florentine's infidelity leads Amanda to despair, a murder site encounter with Oscar, and a dramatic deathbed forgiveness as remorse torments Florentine.
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Lalla Roach
New England
M——k
Froga
Amanda
Florensine L
Florentine
Angel Amiles
Egven
Florenting
Earth
Fiormtine
Vane
Caroline
Grign House
Caroline B
Florentino
Hera
Oscar
Cnme
Isor
Avill
Ang
Floorentine
Howem
Aunalino
Guate and Swallower
Enmele
Carensa
Innocenea
Ill natured sorrow and virtuous living in urban life
The piece extols good nature as a civic gem, urging cities to value noble humanity over wealth. It urges calm, kindness, and patience toward critics while urging political harmony and ethical conduct in church and state. It includes moral reflections from Miss Bremer and practical household notes.
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Alread
Saif
Tsee
Citica
Znchange
Fragmented Remnants of War and Moral Reflections
Excerpts describe a brutal battlefield scene with 6,000 dead and wounded, strewn bodies by a bloodied stream, and a later meditation on virtue, education, and Christian morality. The narrative blends vivid war imagery with calls for labor, wisdom in leadership, and religious instruction as society’s guide.
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Maxjwell
Christ
N O Picayune Sympathizes With Mexican War Plan
The N O Picayune praises a proposed cost saving plan to prosecute the Mexican war by sending a renowned daguerreotypist to photograph the Mexican army. The piece also notes a Brownson lecture on animalcules in blood and a discussion about stoneware in dairy, glazing lead risks, and butter packing in Maine farming notes.
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N. O. Picayune
Sam
Pexan
Kee
Brownson
Earth
Maine Farmg, Ll
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