Dorothy and Jack Find Independence Day Real Meaning
Dorothy's new woman resolve clashes with Jack's old-fashioned views as a Fourth of July picnic gives way to a barn fire. Jack rescues Dorothy, proving their bond stronger than the day’s rhetoric, and she realizes independence can be tempered by love.
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Fourth of July Festivities and Lafayette’s Reception
Recounts the 1825 fiftieth anniversary celebrations of the Fourth of July in New York with General Lafayette's reception, grand processions, and fireworks at Castle Garden. Describes a continuing pattern of large displays in the mid-19th century and includes a lyrical verse urging patriotic preparations and festive purchases for the holiday.
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Castle Garden
Fourth of July Presidential Deaths and 1848 Peace Pact
Three former U S presidents died on Independence Day Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in 1809 and James Monroe in 1831 The treaty of peace with Mexico was signed July 4 1848.
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Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
James Monroe
Mexico
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