Lincoln at Cooper Union described by Bryant audience reactions
The excerpt recounts Abraham Lincoln's Cooper Union speech era in New York with vivid observer notes. It highlights Bryant introducing Lincoln, the audience’s mix of politicians and skeptics, and the speech's plain style and intellectual clarity that impressed many Eastern Republicans.
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Cooper Union
New Ceity
Douglas
West
Er Union
Thair
New Historic
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Hope Ivarts
Goyr Morgan
Moses H.my
Arthur
Professor Ight
York
William Len Bryant
New York City
R. Lincoln
William Cullen Bryant
Ohio
Comprehensive world atlas with maps and national data
A large atlas-style work features double-page maps of major states and global coverage. It includes nations, governments, geography, population trends, railroads, climates, industries, and wealth. Specially highlighted are US political data, immigration, public debt, postal rates, and educational use.
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Union
United States
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Auditorium
Handcomest
Bartholdi
White House
Washington
Great Brooklyn Bridge
Mirror Lake
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Mee
New Zealand
Jordan River
Murchison
Upper Nile
Pilot Knob
Iron Mountain
Missouri
United States Signal Service
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Giant's Gap
American River Canon
Florida
Falls of the Rhine
Prattersont Mountain
Switgerand
Peking
China
Juan Fernandez
Civil Service
People and World Atlas Ad Promotes Updated Atlas
A lavish call promotes the People’s Atlas of the World as an essential updated reference for locating current events, wars, explorations, and global happenings. The copy emphasizes rapid information access, broad geographic knowledge, and a low price for this valued atlas.
Dialogue in the tunnel prompts a mistaken kiss
A daughter recounts a kiss from a stranger as they exit a tunnel. The mother suggests calling the man for accent while the daughter explains she mistook their destination for another tunnel.
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Mamma
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