Love of the beautiful and Joan of Arc biography
The essay argues that beauty elevates character and culture, urging cultivation of taste through art and literature. It then retells Joan of Arc’s life from birth in 1412 to execution in 1431, noting her visions, leadership of armies, crowning of Charles VII, capture, trial, and martyrdom, and her lasting impact on France.
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Hawthorne
Emerson
Joan of Arc
Domoremy
The
Vasgls
France
Joan
Juan
St. Michael
St Catharine
St. Margaret
Armagnacs
Charles VII
Henry V
England
Agincourt
and Poitiers
de Bandricourt
Charles
Orleans
Rheims
Bia
Paris
Bowen
Rowen
Wharles VII
Hannibal
Domrenny
The Square Deal and Character in American Life
Roosevelt’s Square Deal concept is examined as a moral guide for social and economic justice. The piece contrasts fair treatment in business and politics with greed, urging justice, honesty, and aristocracy of character as essential for national progress and personal integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Riis
Titus
United States
Benedict Arnold
Benes
Arnold
Dong
Wealth as Aristocracy In American Society
The text argues the U S constitution forbids noble titles and rejects birth based aristocracy. It warns that wealth creates a persistent aristocracy, where fortunes of thirty to fifty thousand dollars yearly are seen as modest and hundreds of thousands as easy, reinforcing unequal social hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
George Washington
Washington
Benedice Arnold
Aaron Burr
Booth
America
United States
Pecomé
The Pandora Box of Opportunities for Young Women
The article argues that Pandora’s box represents new opportunities for young women, including education, property rights, and professional work. It urges women to use these privileges responsibly to prove their value to men and ensure civilization benefits, emphasizing home life, character growth, and public influence. It notes resistance in some regions and calls for thoughtful, selfless use of power to advance humanity.
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Pandora
Eploetheus
Jupiter
Epimetheus
Min
Earth
Harvard
Princeton
Mitn
Supreme Court of the United States
Wyoming
Guthh
Colorado
Ichiho
Hvinita
University of Chicago
Canduri
Ivo Us
Montant
A Protest Against the Present Spirit and Methods of Organized Labor
A historical critique argues unions harm both nonunion workers and the public, claiming labor strikes injure owners and production. It condemns coercive tactics, boycotts, and violence, urging reform to protect workers, owners, and citizens while noting evolving public sentiment against labor tyranny.
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United States
Uni Vy
Wntons
Jalon
Lesan
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Falls
Biontana
Deering
Milwaukee
Choteau
C. H. Connor
Walker
Minneapolis
Alma Zimmerman
Arbie Leech
Zimmerman
Ada Wilcox
Booze Boudoir
Longmuir
Coorad Streets
Montana
Glen Luther
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