Lamartine Biographical Sketch In The Reflector
The Reflector reprints a biographical sketch of Alphonse de Lamartine by George H. Colton from the American Whig Review. It traces his life from Macon birth in 1780 through youth, travels in Italy, Paris years, political ascent during the Revolution, and rise as poet and orator, noting his evolving fame and the recent revolution’s impact on his standing.
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Lamartine
Holy Land
Whittier
Tinion
Eraculator
Timon
Lawartine
iFrance
George H. Colton
American Whig Review
Colton
France
Alphonse de Lamartine
Macon
Saone
de Prat
de Laemartine
Louis XVI
Orleans
Gamartine
Milles
Beltey
Lyons
Italy
Paris
Trench
Napoteon
Elvire
Volden
Ani
Apleesthen
Lamartine's life and poems in a French state's portrait
A detailed sketch tracks Alphonse de Lamartine from early verse to political rise, noting works such as Jocelyn and Harmonies Portiques, his bid for deputies, travels to the East, and a sharp, reflective appraisal of his character, influence, and the European scene he shaped.
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Lamartine
Childe Harold
Italy
France
Academy
Greece
Dunkerque
Tourlon
Plas
Marseilles
Desert
Julia
Hhim
Depa‘ty
de Lamartine
Jocelyn
Rousseau
de Steel
Jand Byron
Boileau
Carmenin
WM de Lamartine
Fragmented excerpts from Mexican War dispatches and Price’s march
Readable sections describe Allied and American forces in Mexico with references to General Price and Governor Trias near Chihuahua and El Paso. It notes a march from El Paso to Chihuahua, a failed attempt at armistice, and a brief siege as negotiations continued amid rumors of a treaty of peace.
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Lazet
Peach
Mexico
Scot
Queretaro
Overland Express
New Orleans
Chihuahua
Mutile
S _la Cruz de Musalec
U.S
Morgam
Brazos
Santiago
Rio Grande
Chiluahua
J. L. Collins
Santa Cruz de Rosales
Price
Picayune
Collins
Cardzal
Urrea
Santa Se
Trith
U. 5. Dragoons
Bell
Sania Régiment
Love
St. Louis Infantry
Col Easter
Santa Fe
Walker
Wi Passo
Squire Collins
United States
Passo
Vrias
Santa Cruz
I'rias
Trias
Gen. Price
Gen Price
Guv
Trus
Gov
Durango
Parading officer falls into Arkansas river in parade mishap
In New Mexico a parade by Lieutenant J. of Major Clark's battalion ends with a horse rearing into the Arkansas river. The rider is saved, but the front ranks slip, and the incident becomes a humorous accident as the officer vows vengeance on his horse.
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Delphia
Fisher’ Pany
Clark
New Mexico
Coldand
Kearney
Santa Fe
Elhine
Arkansas
Somerset
J. Limie
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Orwalk
Pentace Mutual-Insurance Company
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Democratic Review
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Parke India Rubber
Express
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