Appleton's Generosity Leads to Boarder Shock
Mrs. Appleton plans to board six new “boarders” at three dollars weekly, expecting twelve dollars profit weekly. The stage arrives with three boys and three girls, revealed as her children by a former husband, making Hiram their dependent foster father and leaving him financially and emotionally overwhelmed.
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Hiram
Mr. Appleton
Tiram
Jones
Baron Macaulay and the limits of his genius
The critic argues Macaulay ranks high yet not among the very elite minds. In history he excelled, but he did not craft creative works like a Midsummer Night's Dream or Faust. His lyric writing reflects tradition with steady judgment, but lacks spontaneous, childlike grace.
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Macaulay
Church of the Future
Mohammed
Confucius
Brownrigg
Carlyle
Lord Macaulay
Frazer's Magazine
Lord Macaulay as Creator of a Distinct Prose Style
Frazer's Magazine offers a judgment of Lord Macaulay as a strong though artificial genius. It contrasts his disciplined, monumental prose with Shakespeare and Fielding, noting his lack of natural lightness yet praising his historic clarity and deliberate restraint.
Scotland's Reformation Remembered in Tri Centenary Theme
The piece lauds Scottish religious heritage and the martyrs of the Reformation, highlighting Patrick Hamilton and John Knox. It recalls battles in faith, the sacrifices of godly men and women, and the 1560 acts establishing Protestantism. Observances mark the three hundredth anniversary of Presbyterian establishment and the 1517 German Reformation’s reach into Scotland.
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Scotland
Ossian
Wallace and Bruce
Walter Scott
Burns
Playfair
Mackintosh
Robertson
McCrie
Sinclair
Bell
Ried
Dick and Riel
Hugh Miller
Hamilton
Wishart
John Welch
Brace
Alexander
Rutherford
Argyle
Erskine
John Knox
Mist
Cameron
Germany
Patrick Hamilton
Thue
Dunkeld
Edinburgh
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Vermont woman in Georgia notes Lincoln election drills with a negro carryer
A Vermont teaching woman in Georgia reports locals excited by Mr. Lincoln s election. She describes a recent formation of a local military company among the young men and a drill day. Each soldier reportedly had a black man accompany him to carry his gun.
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Vermont
Georgia
Lincoln
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