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The Laborer’s Orison at Sunrise in Faith and Strife
A poetic plea for divine aid amid labor oppression. The speaker mourns hunger and injustice while urging God to lift the burden on the poor, condemn rulers, and bring redress. The poem imagines divine wrath upon oppressors and a future upheaval that will change hearts and power.
Halls of the Montezumas revelry by Yankee girls
A satirical Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper poem by Joe Miller describes a revel in the Halls of the Montezumas with mock dances and social scenes. It lampoons Mexican War era figures and ends with a note about a New York Herald pension bill report.
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A Sketch of Love and Death at a Manor House
A narrator recalls a moonlit October night at a manor grounds where he meets a mysterious singing woman. He pursues her memory through a party where Agnes Forrester appears, becoming central to a tragic love triangle with Sir Henry Elliot, ending in a fatal duel of fate. The tale blends romance with vivid colonial and social details of 19th century life.
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Lady Witstead
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Joe Manton
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Cambridge
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Heaven
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Raucous tale of a mistaken party and temperance jests
The narrative recalls a group trying to use a man in a dark cause and failing as they collide in misdirections. They realize they are rounding the wrong customer. Bill now favors warm drinks to keep any hint of “second handed ice” from his fluids.
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LAW Trems
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London
Bury
Clark
Jeremy Street
Lord Bury
Neas
Sam
Stephen
Bill
Government plans to collect Mexican internal taxes at Matamoros
Circular from Matamoras dated December 27 1847 announces U S authorities will collect all Mexican internal taxes from January 1 1848. Taxes on goods shipments factories ferries and markets to be assessed at the quartermaster office and penalties include fines imprisonment. General notice lists duties on real estate poll taxes and other levies to be enforced by U S Captain W W Chapman collector of internal duties.
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