Richelieu the man who held France in his hand
A condensed portrait of Armand Jean du Plessis Richelieu, detailing his rise from a youth headed for the church to become France’s ruling power. The narrative covers his path to secretary of state, cardinalate, and his sweeping dismantling of noble privileges while steering France through the Thirty Years War and related European power shifts.
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Lewis X10
Hopeburga
Austria
Spain
Portugal
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Terhin
Senate Withholds Seat for Senator-Elect Smith
The senate voted 48 to 32 to withhold the oath from senator-elect Smith of Illinois amid a long clash over his qualifications and campaign funds. Debate centered on authority to swearing in and references to prior investigations, with a committee inquiry expected to take several weeks.
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RANE _L. SMITH
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Privileges and Elections Committee
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Missouri
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Through the Needle's Eye and the Camel's Burden
Fragmentary line reflects a biblical or proverbial scene about passage through a needle’s eye and burden removal, attributed to a king’s beast or burden context. The readable clause hints at a parable or proverb used in historical text.
Praise and Patience in Times of Trial
A fragmentary quote relates contentment and patience as blessings from God. It ties praise to calm endurance, noting how gentle streams mirror inner peace. The text blends citations from Luther and Mark Guy Pearse to frame spiritual consolation in hardship.
Coat, All Right, but- A Curious Hospital Coat Story
In Kansas City a hospital scene unfolds as ambulances arrive after a tense incident. A doctor and bystanders observe a man wearing a muskrat fur coat with a red flower on the shoulder. The coat is linked to Ditwe at the hospital, and the tale centers on the mysterious ownership and origin.
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Foochow
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Iike
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