Versailles Encounter with a Young American War Guest
A crowd parts for a bold young American named Amos Green who joins Captain De Catinat and a Huguenot ally in Paris. Amid political danger at Versailles, De Catinat escorts Amos to meet Madame, while old loyalties and royal power intertwine. The scene sets with talk of Conde, the king, and a promise of safe passage, as the pair move toward the palace and a possible future assignment.
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Lia
Dalbert
Dundee
de Coto
Ismaui
Crome
Fay
France
Conde
Monsieur
Coude
Canada
New York
Paneea Chay
Qin
Loscas
Crileud de Urentenne
Israel
Cende
Carrlasze
Chantilly
Paris
Versailles
Vdalbert
Amory
Vintor
Thave
Adele Catinut
Ephraim Savage
Golden Nod
Bristol
Rouen
Spheatin
Marks
de Cutt
Amos
Prince of Conde
Pierre
de Catinat
Nanon
de Maintenon
Dante
de Catillat
Busines
M. Amos Green
America
de Brissac
Amos Green
de Cathuirt
The Marseillaise Composer's Banquet Night
At a Strassburg banquet on April 25 1792 Rouget de Lisle promised a noble song for France and in a single hour produced the stirring verses and melody that would become the Marseillaise. Dietrich urged the commission while wine flowed and a fellow officer pressed for a copy before De Lisle slept.
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Rouuget de Lisle
Anotter
Baron Dietifeh
Stratsburg
Catral
Loupet de Lisle
Stammering Seen As Habit With Nervous Cause
A newspaper excerpt discusses stammering as often a habit driven by nervous contraction of the larynx and not a vocal defect. It notes most stammerers fear ridicule, cites a city area with thirty five stammerers, and includes quips and anecdotes from period sources.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Vilin
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the “Marseillaise
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Baltimore
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Montreal
Toronto
D. B. Martin Co
BE. Tod, Salasmin
Hobbs
Maryland
Jonathan Evitts
Denton
Westner
Herman Amitchell
BF. Richards
Henry Wagner
Geo
Raiizh
John Sattern Feld
Denton We
John LongfcHow
A. Sehanhe
Robert Jarrell
Willard C. Todd
Wmn. Fleming
Narry Clark
Greensboro
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Goldsboro
Concord
Hillsboro
Queen Anne
Robt. E. Smith
Ridgely
Coon
Patapsco Guano CO
Baltimore, MD
Hunt
Urier
Douglass Drug Store
Deaton, MD
William E. Greemory Kimmey
Jone
Journal
He Mervin Agricultural College
College Park
SM. Maryland
School OF Technology
R. W. Silvester
Burrsville Hardware and
Oliver and
South Nend
Muir
Kichfort
Wulfman
Tilgiiman Harvey
Burrsville Hardware and Furniture Store
W.G. Wooters
Burrsville, Md
Smith
Optal and Jewelers
Denton, Md
T. W. Smith & Son
Harry N. Hackett
Easton
Kay
Denton JounNxan
Oscar Clark & Brq
James Swain
Pennsylvania Pery
HOM! and Hanover Firm
ST. Paul
BL. Paul Man
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Grangles Mutual Insurance CO
Middletown
J. Emmett Lewis
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Wagner’s Green House
E. Pratt
Balti
Concord Bargain House
Surrey
Larness
W. W. Dukes
P.O. Hobie
Concoxp
TNR. W. Funk CO
Nuttle Hardware Company
Harrisons Town
Harrisons
Town & Country
B. W. Parker & Son
Denton, Maryland
Hiarveyt
Cooper
Ernest G. Cooper
Dexter
Merryland
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co
North America
Farmers’ Fire Insurance Co
German Alliance Insurance Co
Ge Springfeld Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Phoenix Insurance Co
Hartford
Dolly Madison
Superior Footwear
Wiough
Noweli
Mr. Nowell
Sureka Flux
KING
Hammond
A. K. Robins & Co
S. M. Sindall
T. H. Evans & Company
Frum Ann
Propece Commission Merchants
E. Pratt St
Balto., Md
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