Revenge on China and the British in India
The article parallels the Chinese rebellion with the Indian Mutiny, noting brutal reprisals, calls for executions, and vows of revenge. It describes Sepoy uprisings, massacres of British women and children, the Lucknow siege, and compares future punitive power against China to historical colonial responses. It emphasizes anti foreign sentiment and the need for force to restore order.
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The New Photography in Child Portraits Stir City Debate
A New York World explainer surveys 1800 photos per subject using moving baby imagery, claiming advances in combined duration exposure and serial photography. It predicts dramatic displays on parlor walls and notes potential ethical concerns.
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Women Draw The Plow In A Satirical Controversy
The passage attacks women’s labor in agriculture and mocks modern women’s independence while referencing Russian peasantry, Canadian labor migration, and societal reactions. It contrasts American civilization with supposed barbaric gender roles and includes a noted botany anecdote attributed to Van Helmont about plant growth.
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Romance of Mary Ball and Augustine Washington note
Fragmentary eighteenth century account recounts Mary Ball later mother of George Washington, her emigration from England, and the hardships of frontier life. It describes her life, marriage, and the strain of early Virginia settlement, with references to family, governance, and social context of the era.
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Mane Regiment
Fragmented Memoir Speaks of Longtime Betrayal and Key Figures
A garbled recount cites Loyd Rorhughehanaeith and others connected to a company Trutidet eto Hronnelyrk. Mentions lieutents, personal loyalties, and a pivot in leadership amid frost, war years, and a Victoria tie. Readers glean hints of an internal rift and shifting alliances shaping future actions.
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Land of the Moslem and Armenian Heritage in Persia
In Land of the Moslem dated June 28 1900 from Momazon Persia a traveler recounts an Armenian community visit near Due Kargou. He describes a church desecrated during Muslim invasion, family graveyard neglect, and local rituals. The day includes a tour through villages, encounters with curative women, a quarrying scene, and notes on a converted Armenian man and ensuing religious tensions and forced displacement.
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