The Rise of a Middle Class and Liberty in America
The passage traces the emergence of a commercial middle class in Europe and links it to shifts in politics and religion. It contrasts English colonization with Spanish methods, praising liberty in New England and criticizing military rule in South America, arguing America embodies civil liberty, education, and practical self-government. Washington stands as a global emblem of these ideals.
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Europe
Henry VII
England
York
Lancaster
Luther
North America
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Indian
New England
Trolland
Virgin and
France
South America
Spain
Portugal
Mexico
Peru
Chite
Massachusetts
Florida
Cape Horn
Uni
Lumbus Himsel
Clumbus
New World
Iit
America
Hagland
Bunker Hill
South American
United States
Tsyould
Dnbor
Yonder
Jae
Chivera
Old
Rome
Carver
Winthrop
House of Burgesses
Acre
Hampden
Sydney
Atlantic
Amrica
Amecer
Washington
Ington
United
Hebeld
An American monument speech stirs patriotic memories
A lengthy oration extols American liberty, independence, and civic virtue, urging duty to country, reverence for religion and morality, and the need for educated liberty. It invokes Washington as a model, laments faction, and longs for a dignified future where youth learn from history.
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Lalor
America
Washington
Task Gap
Tango
Boston Courier lists Revolutionary Soldiers at the 1777 celebration
The Boston Courier prints a long list of veterans with ages who attended the 1777 celebration, naming Phineas Johnson, Thomas Stanwood aged 80 and 97 respectively, Ephraime Marsh 76, and many others up to 88. It notes the first four were Lexington Concord combatants and several joined battles from Bunker Hill to Yorktown. The notice also reports a violent Ohio murder near Brown County and a critique of false prophets in a separate item.
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The
Boston Courier
Phineas Johnson
Thomas Stanwood
Ephraime Marsh
Jonathan Harrington
Peter Melosh
Alpheus Bigelow
William Wiggin
Levi Harrington
Jacob Elliot
Robert Andrews
John Palmer
Elijah Dresser
Daniel Usher
Josiah Cleaveland
Hugh Moore
Jesse Smith Asohn Clement
Philip Bagley
N. Shaw
Needham Maynard
Josiah Pletcher
R Plaistett
Nathan Fisk
Enos Reynolds
Benjamin Roblins
Toeph Stephens
John Scott
Nehemiah Porter
Jonathan Bourne
James Harvey
John TH. Seawards
Josiah Lobbs
Seth Thomas Eo
Josiah King Bisha Scott
Willian
Morse
Sanuel Woodruff
Robbins Adams Wheelock
Wim. Makepeace HL
Bicknell
Levi Morse
Ephraim
Hunt
Mark Greene
John Shoals
George Pishley
Ken Choate
Daniel Holden
Evelerh
Josiah Gorham
Bradhyl Livermore
Chandler Russell
Eleneyer Tappan
Simeon Draper
Reuben Leighton
Ebenezer Stater
Ba B. Keemington
Josiah Hervey
Nathaniel Berry
Benjamin Sullivar
Daniel Ross
John Cheney _ SR
Joseph Kilpatrick
Luther Carey
Abram Rose
Levi Robinson
Mexander Black
Lexington
Concord
Johnson
Banker Hill
Tre
Britain
Josiah ‘Cleaveland
Bunker Hill
Hartaen Heights
White Plains
Tromton
Princeton
Monmouth
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Col
Putnam
Sullivan
Cannerbury
County
New York
Presidential visit and Webster address publicized in Huron
The Huron Reflector reports the President's Washington return with cabinet entourage, notes on the funeral of Mr. Lesare in Boston, and highlights Mr. Webster's eloquent monument dedication at Bunker Hill. It also responds to criticism from the Experiment, defending its facts and lampooning rival editorials.
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United States
Washington
Morthahdult
Treasney
Navy
de Tlure
Mewitt Boston
Boston
Tyler
Webster
Bunker Hill
Lafayette
Melancholy Accident At Milan Canal Won't Hold
The fragment describes the death of Mr SETH TU CRU of Bulla M. Y.5 found near the Milan canal after an apparent accident. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict that the death was accidental. Mr Tucker, aged 68, was last seen in Miloy and suspected to have returned to his home after a period away. The piece interleaves local editorials and notes on US politics and random antiquated topics, with a blend of commentary on the 1641-2 Wine Congress and speculation about governance and personalities of that era.
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Seth TU Cru
Bulla
M. Y
Amore
Milan
Tucker
Miluy
Lethanes Tey
Congress
Lerington
Rep
Millerism and Wheat Prosperity Drive Early 1840s News
The paper reprints Mill erism exposition from Signs of the Times and notes rising wheat to 108 per bushel. It credits improved markets and optimism as the Whig Congress adjourns and laws take effect, boosting farmers in Richland Knox and Seneca counties and igniting nationwide business revival.
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Richland
Knox
Seneca
Whig Congress
Appointment of A ner PL Upseon as ad interim Secretary of State
The Cabinet announces that Hon. A ner PL Upseon, currently Secretary of the Navy, will serve as ad interim Secretary of State. The Attorney General’s office remains vacant after Mr. Legare’s death, with no legal provision for an acting appointment.
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Aner PL Upseon
Secretary of the Navy
Atorney
Legare
Nal
Intel
English political chatter and wart remedy from the New Orleans Bulletin
The June 16 New Orleans Bulletin reviews local political alignments among Calhoun Cass and Johnson factions and notes a Richmond Enquirer correspondent's claim that Old Tecumseh is gathering momentum for the presidency. It also mentions a Detriot Advertiser wart treatment promoting a simple wash for warts.
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Richano M. Jonssoy
Col
Johngon
Calhoun
Cass
Johnson
Tecumseh-slayer
Richmond Enquirer
van Buren
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Missouri
Systematic Planning Cure for Impatience and Time Wastage
The author contrasts two men: one chaotic, always rushing, missing appointments. the other calm and organized with time spare. A systematic plan improves temper, reduces fretfulness, and saves time for recreation. Implementing orderly habits early builds character and steadiness for family and work life.
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Young
Iowa
Tomers
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George FH. Rohrer
Brown County
Ohio
Bohrer
Bolirer
Huron Reflector
Oboe
Nuewalk
the Globe
Philadelphia
Gen. Jackson
Albany
the Tribune
Capt. Tyler
Fire
Gazetta
Lauper
Pittsburgh American
Laney
N. B
Kent
Times
New Orleans
Seays
Llevana
Ar Suuprsan
Sandwich Islands
Lavana
Lord Paulet
Stapson
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