Bowie's Poker Duel on the Reb Roy Ends in Tragedy
James Bowie of Texas confronts a gilded gambler aboard the steamboat Reb Roy near St Louis while playing poker. The clash escalates to pistol fire at dawn as Bowie and the gambler kill each other, leaving a widow and a ruined merchant, with Bowie's death lauded as heroic by later writers. The scene is set amid dramatic riverbank imagery and a polemical postscript praising Bowie's character.
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Reb Roy
St. Louis
New Orleans
Gebling
Whabar
Haar
Aristal
Uking
Allen Livir
Cyer
Sinen
Lim
Iire
Newo Biz
Beyer
Dan James Bowie
Texas
Bowie
Vitamara
Warmtler
Towle
Rao
Rowrel
Assuyser
Ihu Gumiblur
Ani Dowie
thacCinstank
Masie
Ford
Pawie
Gembler
Warshot
Betriuil
Lafitte
Victoris
Pnel
Jamey Bowie
Ubu
Elsi
Fromlom
Burnis
Linas
Mas
Dev
Howe
Dunghfue
Thu
Xoughe
Anu
Limus
Tenra
Silvio Vullivol
Maria Isturd
Uyon Wiest Islands
Fa Tvis
Burrille
Tredamdt
St George
Q*brien
Dublin
Peil
Uriah
O'Brien
Jen Sanedan
Gritul
Point Coupee
Louisiana
Attakana
Dannee
Tim Crevassa
Vayou Sara
Bayou Bana
Dean Pict
Pointe Coupee
St. Anthony
Housea, Stock, &U
Painta Coupee
Berwick's Bay
Bayou Sara
Tesa
Paiute Coupee
Targa
Dells
Desperate Rescue Story Of Mrs Dusit In 1697
An account describes Mrs Dusit and her nurse being abducted with eight children by Indians near Traverhill Massachusetts. Husband Mr Duston fights to save his family, sacrificing his own child and enduring brutal forced marching while the party plunders and moves toward captivity across a brutal landscape. The narrative intertwines heroism, tragedy, and stark colonial violence.
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Moreh
Traverhill
Massachusetts
Duston
Mary
Ter Lsbaund
Lita
Ant
Daston Fiyd
Sieg
Daston
Horec
Feble
Mardue
Jwliany
Aid
Olay
Dusit
Yiehling
Thas
Lefoye
Taverhill
Toston
Qestittda
Mturst
Light as a Substance: Nature of Light and Its Properties
The lecture treats light as a subtle substance akin to electricity, moving without confinement and producing sight. It discusses velocity, particle nature, elasticity, and color, noting light’s speed, diffraction into seven colors, and the relation to combustion, phosphorescence, and plant growth influenced by light.
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Dia
Milter
Nuwerona
Athurs
Soni
Sally
Luse
Amd
Barily Happer
Ireland in Mourning As OBrien Faces Slow Execution
Reports from Dublin and across Ireland condemn the treatment of Smith O'Brien as a political murder by slow starvation and isolation. The voice against British vengeance grows louder, demanding justice while O'Brien endures solitary confinement, meager food, and denied comforts for months.
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Ron
Dublin
Ragain
Ireland
Smith O'Brien
Maris Ishindis
Lishee
Winey
O'Brien
Cruchiea
Ernesties
Burning of the Griffin reported in New York Express 1650
A fragmentary account from the New York Express dated June 26 1650 describes the Griffin fire and the return of the writer to New York City after an absence of weeks. The piece hints at a desolate scene and inscrutable events surrounding the blaze.
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New York Express
New Your
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