An Ode to James K Polk and the American Union
A translated French poem to President James K Polk lauds the United States as a beacon of liberty. It compares Europe’s decline with America’s rise, envisions westward expansion and global destiny, and links Oregon and Louisiana gains to a broader fate for freedom.
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James K. Polk
United States
Barthelemy
Boston Times
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
American Union
Margaret Sunderland and the Wealthy Suitor
In a tale of ruin and virtue, Margaret Sunderland sacrifices fortune and love to protect her family. After her father’s bankruptcy, she detaches from Ernest Heathwood to prevent bringing poverty on his lineage, while Rose seeks wealth through a Calcutta inheritance. Margaret’s steadfast duty tests love, honor, and the family’s fragile future.
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Russia
Europe
Columbia
Bunker's Hill
Sara
Oregon
Spain
Fieri
Louisiana
Sway
Gold
Cortez
Hispania
Pate
Eagie
Free
St. Lawrence
Chimborazo
Magellan
Winther
Ireland
Germany
Wall & Meat
Sunderland
Rose
Margaret
Rose Pettislly
Margaret Sunderlaund
Ana
Louisa Calcraft
the Libray
Tam
Lincoln
Ernest Heathwood
Margaret Sunderland
Rise
Ernest
Aline
Maurice Sunderland
Dresden
Antone
Miss Sunderland
Linen
Miss Sutherland
Tréandeger
Aetuch
Ernest Heathweed
Rse
Honers
Cisely
Moore
Thomas Heathwood
Yur House
Mrs. Sunderland
Mary
Pray
London
Bedford Square
Mamma
Ann
Calcutta
Rose Sunderland
Ernest Hathwood
Inglain Myther
Tanvash
Tess
Cote Judbae
Mauricés
Thomas
Erne
Heathwood
Sutherland
Eames
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John. Forsyth
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Courts of Ordinary
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Napoleon
Charlemagne
Caesar
Cromwell
Chais
Moscow
Moscow For the Brand of Blow ! Bhall Greebe
Art
Lewers
Rome
Portugal
France
Polar
Attila
Catherine
Andaves
Bosphorus
Boch
Neva
Tiber
Sea
Asia
Sircy
Cathay
China
Gecana
Franklin
Washington
Kveth
Ide Fhan
Saint-Germain
Dauntless
Sons of Freedom
Cuba
the Merchands Daughter
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