Delaware Ends Loyalist Stand As Rodney Leads Vote
In a Delaware chapter tied to the 1776 independence drama Cesar Rodney is described racing from Lewes to Philadelphia to cast a pivotal vote. The piece portrays local figures including Sarah Rowland and Joshua Fisher, the Queen Anne’s County setting, and the urgency surrounding the state’s stance on independence.
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Joshua Fisher
Quakers
Rodney
Congress
Delaware
Lewes
Sarah Rowland
Virginia
False Cape
Henlopen
Henry Firber
Acpanish
revoluion
J. Bolbudhan iver
Chlucet
Worcester Counts
Henry Fisher
John Adams
Godfrey
Count De Graase
xpreen rlder
tUhiig
Leweals
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Whore Kllb road
Wis
John Dickinson
Penney Ivaniano
Maryland age
Dickinson
Cesar Rodney
Noduecy
Sussex
vorthern
Loweser
McKean
McKine
The Golden Hair-Pin and the Level of Life
A comic romance follows George Adolphus Clarendon and Maud Muller as social climbing, elopement plans, a canal near miss, and a hidden hairpin lead to a dramatic rescue. A courtroom of society and a banker’s consent seal a happy union.
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Maud
io irons
pin
George Adulphus Clarendon
crpe
Mugeleton
George Adolphus Chirendou
Couponville
Maud Muller
Mr. Chivendon
Mr. Muggleton
ann
George Adolphius
papa
Anu
Olu Muller
Adolphus
Muller
Mr. Muller
heavens and earth
Sleare
A New Society Laugh and Oddities From A Honest Gusher
A humorous piece on a fashionable summer laugh and its steps from te he to Na ha ha, noting its popularity in the metropolis and at resorts. Also a curious tale about a Smiths wealth joke and a spy in Tennessee with a hinge in the back bone, mocked as a pun on boys and labor.
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Cantwell
George Adophus Clavendon
Market
St. Clair streets
Westford
New York
lfe
Mr. Clarendom
George Adolphus
Georg Adolphus
metropolis
Tennesse
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