Movement of the People in Martin County Indiana
A large Martin County gathering endorses a presidential choice, opposing Martin Van Buren and supporting Gen. William Henry Harrison. Advocates push for a nonpartisan, people chosen president and praise Gen. Harrison's service and Indiana leadership.
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Martin County
Indiana
William ST. Clarrison
Jackson
Martin van Buren
New- York
Willaam L. Thackson
Ohio
West
Congress
Ile
van Buren
Willam Ef Lerison
Texas
Mle
Wag Nue
Congress of the United States
Ife
Tippecanoe
Thames
J Harrison
Harrison
The Awkward Evening at Rokeby's Party
A narrator recounts an ill fated social gathering at Mr Rokeby's with Miss Katharine Rokeby. His awkwardness grows from entrance to dance as a plan to impress collapses amid clumsy moves and a misbehaving child, ending with a hasty exit into the night.
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Cincinnati
Okeby
Rokeby
Bill Rokeby
Bill
Miss Catharin
Catharine
Agne
Ais. Lokeby
Miss Rokeby
Miss Catharine
Uly ‘Politeneas
Ip Ind
Sy Ross
Beautiful World and Faithful Love in A Poem
A nostalgic lyric from the London Guardian praising nature and fidelity. The speaker extols beauty in summer fields and forests, the steadfast love of a parent, and the enduring spirit that shines through hardship.
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The
London Guardian
Olden Times in Massachusetts: Plows, Garments, and Letters
In 1617 Massachusetts had only thirty plows and fashion laws. The General Court mandated sleeves four feet long, tighter garb, and reforms for modest dress. Richard Warlink in Boston was named as the central post for letters arriving from overseas and sent onward.
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Massachusetts
General Court
Tim
Richard Warlink
Boston
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