General James Grant Wilson recites Sir Walter Scott denial letter
General Wilson presents an alleged Sir Walter Scott letter denying authorship of the Waverley novels addressed to Samuel Warren in 1823. The piece argues for the letter's authenticity, noting Melrose postmark and Warren family possession, while suggesting Scott’s denial aimed to protect his public stance and slaveholding associations amid financial strain.
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First Polar Boars Born in Captivity at Barnum and Bailey
In a whitequarters barnum and bailey display, the first polar boars born in the United Brnzon arrived yesterday. The cubs weigh about 47 pounds each and resemble shepherd dogs in size, with a color pattern valued by handlers as noteworthy.
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