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The Barber's Wedding Day or The Rash Vow in Rouen
Agatha daughter of M Boulanger in Rouen is pressured to marry Jacques Frisonnier the town barber. An apprentice Annibal Visa pour loves Agatha and plans to wed her, while Frisonnier boasts he will shave gratis for the crowd before the wedding. A stranger who demands a shave for free exposes a cloven hoof, fulfilling Frisonnier's rash vow and sealing the lovers fate. Agatha and Annibal are later laid to rest. Frisonnier remains condemned to his endless task.
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Agatha
M. Boulanger
Rouen
Boulenger
Jacques Frisonnier
Monsieur le Noir
Annibal Visapour
Annibal
Jacques
Frisonnier
France
Risonnier
Mons. Frisonnier
Boulanger
Visapour
Siers
Richland Whig
Gen
Harrison
van Buren
Jackson
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Gen. Harrison
Gen. Jackson
West
Lewiston
Buffalo
General Harrison in the Northwestern Campaign 1813
The article argues for thorough public scrutiny of General Harrison during the 1813 Northwestern campaign. It cites scarce successes, plans, and orders from the War Department, noting Harrison’s constrained movements, militia calls, and the push to control the Lakes. It highlights internal dissent and defense by supporters.
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Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Harrison
Northwestern
United States
Malden
Mississippi
Memphis
Florida Line
Atlantic Ocean
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Ohio
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Detroit
Ohio Federalist
Grand
Canada
N. W
Armstrong
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C. A. Preston
Paul Pry
Upper Canada
Chillicothe
Miami
Union