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Minton
Lees
Hong
S.M. Pettingill & CO
Matmc
New York
Nassau Tee
State Street
Our Country Call and Liberty Speech
Fragmentary old verse urging unity and liberty. References to brothers and mothers, flag aloft, stars, and the defense of freedoms. Calls for brave action, resistance to oppression, and sacred liberty. Appears as a patriotic poem or rallying ode with antiquated phrasing.
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Sons of Liberty
The London Times and its enduring authority
A fragment discusses the London Times as a powerful, influential English newspaper shaping public opinion. It notes its early morning influence, extensive network, and historical stances on Caroline, poor laws, Ireland, the Corn Laws, and Lord Brougham, highlighting its role in politics and culture.
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London Times
Fami
England
Lord Mansfield Erland
Begland
America
Plover
Yuide
Box
Times
Ictory
Thoss
Caroline
Lord Brougham
Ireland
Cobfeosan
PPS
The Times and Its European Shadow in 1818 France
In the Ellsworth American excerpt, a lengthy critique traces the Times influence across Europe, praising its printing might, editorial unity, and bold independence while noting diplomacy, censorship pressures, and the power to shape public opinion. It lists editors, contributors, and the paper’s reach from Paris to London.
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England
Times
Walter
L Shell
New Times
Aud
Caries
The
Limes
Old Walkie
Sterlimz
Mar Barnes
Alsiger
Hor
Loyd
Juba
Foudtn
Josephine
Atteci
Indie House
Europe
Noone
Pares
Berlin
Vienna
Coppenhazen
Nepaul
Miny Hinds
London
Council
Nyver
Timon
Hansard
Day
Magnerson
Board c of Bishops
Elise
Hood
Ponty
Fenius
Brant
Emerson
Buchanan Platforms Echo Civil War Era Debate
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century political pamphlet echoes the Democratic stance on domestic slavery, states rights, and territorial expansion. It references the Union, the Thirteen States, and the national platform, including calls for free soil expansion and opposition to federal interference with slavery in new territories. It also contains scattered commentary on the Fremont campaign and Northern and Southern sentiments, with stray notes about religious influences and Catholic questions.
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Kassai
Nebraska
Osey Sound
Saul
Poona
Fituvinn
Teenie Rte
New York
Fremont
Vitor
Ruchowinz
California
Pennsylvania
Aloe
Tdiani
The Law of Newspapers and Civil Disputes
A sprawling fragment outlines newspaper subscription rules asserting that non-notified subscribers are presumed to continue, that publishers may send papers until arrears are paid, and that removing papers is prima facie evidence of fraud. It also reports a Civil War era mob attack on Colfax and related political notices, with various brief items and local notices.
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Ellsworth
NE Sawyer
Eyes
Naval
Arte Select
Jong Webionerd
Malin
VOL. IL
Maine
Advange
United States
Danny
Guresinumree
Zeont
United
Kesoleth
Democratic Party
Lings
Tumond
Argys
Poorian Pomars
Nigro Saveur
N. Y
Eleanor
Henry
B.D
Hiteosiend Seminary
Ting
Betty Christianiey
Sittin
Baltimore
San
Eheridhol
Tours
Randilph
Ofice
Moan x@ axp Rior
Lovassport
Logansport
Schuy
Ler
Col'ax
Sourborn
Marshal County
Stuart
Loft
James
Colfax
Iife
Lancaster
Gov. Heoutin
Philadelphia
John M. Read
Joel
Watts Asp Corveri
Sission
Genteman
C Journal
Ayn
Ated Maine
Yivania
Freud Prowdom
Evan
Inga Wariboatn
Des
Santa
Virginia
Carolina
Buchanan
Norson
Eaghard
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida
Ala Aia
Mississippi
Semai
Wasas
Sua' i
Texas
Citieens
Roway
Peter Page
Hus
Walker
Bree Lawroner
Jane
N. P. Banks
Congress
Mark Trafton
Dior
North
South
Richmond Enquirer
Bree
San Princisco
Jordan
Casey
McKay
San Francisco
Holt
Clinton
Cass’ Corner
Cornville
Skowlegan
Clemion
Albany Evening Journal
Mr. Beard
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