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The Old Cloak and a Moral Fashion Lesson
At a 19th century party, Mr Norton weighs marriage against a velvet cloak envy. Emily Hardwood’s plain dress and quiet virtue win his heart, as Mrs Hinton’s prudence reshapes fashion’s temptations into charity. The tale ends with Norton’s engagement to Emily and a moral on frugality.
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Norton
Miss La Mode
herusband
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Miss Hinton
Emily Hardwood
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Mr. Norton
Caroline Howard
Caroline
Caroline sat without speaking until Mrs. Hinton
Mrs. Hinton
Stewart’s
Mr. Hinton
Emily
Miss Monard
Emily B Hardwood
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Moly
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Miss Howard
Elelen
fairmily
Helen
Mallny
Murray
Catharine
Julia
Miss la Mude
Mr. Bacdwood
United States
Ralph Abercrombie
Scotland
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Stewart of Penn Defends Tariff and Distribution Policy
Speech before the House on March 13 1844 by Mr Stewart of Pennsylvania defending tariff and distribution. He attacks the rapid passage of the land sales repeal bill, urges fiscal relief for states, cites General Jackson in favor of distribution, and warns of taxation, debt, and potential repudiation. He argues the government must balance revenues with obligations to states and people while maintaining national unity.
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Penn
Ligure of
United States
Stewart
Congress
Union
GENERAL JACKSON
Jackson
Van Guren
Indiana
Gen. Jackson
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