John Marshall and the Liberty Bell
A historical recounting of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia from its casting and early uses to the 19th century. It follows the life of John Marshall from his Virginia roots to his rise as chief justice, and traces the bell’s role in key moments including the Declaration’s adoption, Washington’s death, and Marshall’s final days, noting the bell’s crack during his 1884 funeral cortege.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Lee
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Congress
State House Yard
Col
John Nixon
The
Philosophical Society
Thomas Lester
Whitecapel
London
Pennsylania Assembly
John Pass
Charles Stow
Isaac Norris
State House
Franklin
Ngland
Royal Charlotte
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Elaware
Ciizens
Colonies
Hoston
Wsington
George Washing
Eneral Howe
Brandywine
Washington
John Marshall
Thomas Marshall
America
Independence Hall
Howe
Lancaster
Allentown
Zion Reformed Church
Germantown
Valley Forge
Monmouth
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Virginia Assembly
Executive Council
Mr. Marshall
Bridge Gerry
Charles’ Pinckney
France
Jeferson
Justic
United States
Supreme Court
Bia
Lafayette
Hall of Independence
Jefferson
Republic
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Washington, Lee
Adams
Frankin
Morris
Henry
The Lost Dutchman Mine Legend From Superstition Mountain
A century of lore surrounds the Lost Dutchman Mine in the Superstition range near Phoenix Arizona. The tale follows Mexican Carlos, his fate, and how Don Miguel’s expedition met Apache attack. German prospector Jacob Walz seized the gold then vanished, concealing the mine and leaving heirs and treasure seekers to chase the elusive secret.
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Jg Unlisuak
Phoenix
Ariz
Carlos
Miguel Pernito
Don Miguel
Jacob Walz
Tivo
Walt
Big Rifle
Fred
Walg
Renelus Bidden
Missionary Purpose and Apostle Paul in Acts Teachings
Lesson text covers Acts 1 6 8 12 1 12 and Mark 16 15 on sharing the gospel. It traces Israel as a missionary nation through Abraham Genesis 22 1 3 and Genesis 3 15 to the church as a missionary organization with the great commission Matthew 28 18 20 and Acts 1 3 6 8 13 6 10. It notes early foreign missions in Antioch and Europe and Paul before Agrippa highlighting conversion, commission, obedience, and bold witness.
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Jesus
Paul
Theurch
God
Israel
Abraham
Christ
Jonah
Church
The
Apostolic Commission
Heaven
Commission of the Apostles
Antioch
Europe
Traul
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Agrippa
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Satan
The Foot of the Rainbow Vision of Hidden Gold
The foot of the rainbow is never where you think it is. Perhaps there is a pot of gold there, but there are many pots of gold along the road to dreams. Some men have the vision to see them.
The True End of Life Happiness
A concise century old reflection on the true end and aim of life. It asserts intelligence should seek the conditions of happiness and that the wise will then live in accordance with these findings.
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Western Newspenee Union
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International Undaychool
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Jody Bue
Institute of Chica
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Missions