One Hundred Years. Wonderful Progress of the Nation
A survey contrasts the nation's mighty progress with the infant republic of a century ago. It reflects on the growth of the empire and the achievements shaping its current strength and global standing.
Washington inaugurates presidential office in New York balcony
A detailed historical reflection traces Washington's 1789 inauguration in New York City and the early faith, challenges, and growth of the American republic. It lauds Madison, Jefferson, and Lincoln, highlighting the development of federal power, the economy, migration, and public schooling as core national pillars.
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George Washington
United States
City Hall
New York
Washington
Sir James Mackintogh
America
England
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Virinia
Mexico
Central America
West Indies
South American
China
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
The United States as a Growing Global Power in the Nineteenth Century
A sweeping historical reflection credits the Louisiana Purchase as a foundation for American expansion to the Pacific and argues continued growth through industry, immigration, and moral institutions. It notes rising factory output, wage comparisons, meat consumption, and improvements in transport, education, and governance, with references to Jefferson and Adams and projections into the twentieth century.
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Commonwealths
Pacific Coast
Humorous Quotations and Silly Observations Parade
A collage of jokes and quips from era magazines touching on marriage, manners, gambling, and everyday quirks. Bits about a saloon boss as a vice president, onion smells, a dentist, and a schoolmaster note mix with brief dialogues and a short poem about a lovely woman.
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Wen
Johnnie
Katharine Grosjean
Chicago
Burslem
Fred
Washington the Giant of Measurements and Muscle
A detailed portrait describes Washington as six two, 200 pounds, with enormous boots and hands, large joints, chestnut hair, and a muscular frame. His strength is famed, able to lift a heavy tent and fire a musket with one hand, though his lungs were weak and his teeth ill fitting. He eats heartily but restless hunger arouses anger.
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United States
Massachusetts
Paris
Europe
Great Britain
New York
Chicago
Chicago. All Is Bright In the Future For the Workers of the Republic
John
Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Vauban
Bossuet
Lagrange
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Scandinavia
Portugal
Mississippi
Don
Danube
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Fanny
Augustus
Washington
Houden
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