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Happy at Home in a Victorian Domestic Poem by Mrs. F. S. Osgood
A brief, lyrical meditation on choosing simple pleasures at home over fashion and social wandering. The speaker prizes comfort, health, and family warmth, imagining a life where a husband and children share a snug home with a fire, a sofa, and cherished books and art.
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Osgood
India
The Noble Retaliation and Riches of Astor
A Victorian tale contrasts two men on a cold Christmas Eve a generous merchant Pryce Benedick and a poor outcast. Richards a mechanic aids him then doubles as a benefactor. The scene shifts to a debt note revenge tale where Benedick is confronted by his past generosity and the consequences of wealth. Biographical sketchs celebrate John Jacob Astor detailing his rise from steerage to immense fortune, Astoria, fur trade, and vast real estate holdings in New York.
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Bryce Beledick
Highth Street
Paynett
Pryce Benedick
Mr. Benedick
Mr. Pryce Benedick
Taf
Simon Richards
Price Benedick
Richards
Mr. Price Benedick
Mr. Richards
Sion Richards
Mr. Genedick
Wylie
Benedick
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Heidelberg
Duchy of Baden
Germany
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Baltimore
London
Robert Bowne
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Mr. Astor
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Cornelius Heyer
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Niagara
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Astoria
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British North-West Fur Company
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American Fur Company
France
England
Russia
China
New World
Amor
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Missouri
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Iowa
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New York Review
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America
Tol
Charles Brist
Cambridge
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Plain speak on Ohio Common Schools report
The Cincinnati Gazette quotes Secretary of State on Ohio Common Schools defects. It notes meagre statistics, lax laws, and calls for full county returns to reveal true school conditions. Data show 5385 common schools, 3224 male teachers and 2095 female teachers among 10,794 male and 520 female scholars enrolled, with 49,166 male and 35,250 female average daily attendance.
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Galloway
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