Tribute of a Representative’s Farewell Address to the Union
The speaker, a long serving member from Pennsylvania and neighboring counties, reflects on sixteen years in Congress. He urges moderation between broad and strict constitutional constructions, laments tariff and internal improvement policies, warns of discontent, and pleads for unity and continued patriotism as he departs public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Barbour
Polsylvania
Louisa
Orange
Madison
Dorill
Ieve
U. States
Finess
Mirginia
Jord
Congress
Jefferson
New England
Union
Local Citizen Letter From Orange Dated October 20 1830
A brief handwritten note from Pp. P. Barbour of Orange dated October 20 1830 expresses civic regard and well wishes for a prominent citizen. The missive closes with respectful regards and signatures, reflecting early 19th century community letter writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Barbour
Orange
Controversy Over High Branches in Common Schools
In his Massachusetts Spy letter the author denounces the push to teach rhetoric chemistry and philosophy in small town public schools. He argues these electives distract from grammar reading and arithmetic, producing ill prepared pupils and vanity among young women.
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Commonwealth
Hher
E&c
Hervey
Addison
Isomer
Tacitus
Herodotus
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