Nolan, a Sailor Without a Country and His Legacy
In a richly detailed reminiscence from Yorkessa, the life of Philip Nolan is traced from his defection to Burr's cause during Jefferson's era, through his sentence forbidding him ever to hear the United States name again, to decades at sea aboard ships like the Levant. The narrative includes anecdotes of Nolan’s solitary exile, his including a vivid farewell to his homeland, and a final vow carved into memory as he nears death aboard a vessel, with Pens to Fort Adams or Orleans long debated.
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Bert ‘Obiteell
Baward Evaeratt Halse
Camna
Philip Nolan
Diller
Legion of the Weal
Army
Jefferson
Aaron Burr
New Orleans
Fort Masase
Yar
Tulkel
Nolan
Gong High
Birr
Bolan
Burr
Reader
House of Virginia
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Richmond
Puget's Sound
Port Adame
Nolen
United States
Colonel Morgan
Roor Nolan
Oran
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Tunid
Washington
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Orleans
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Rio
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Steis
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Timately
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Epee
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Awell
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Levant
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Washingtons Alda and Meade in Washingtons War Era
The narrative recounts General George Washington selecting capable aides including Alexander Hamilton and Richard Meade. Meade, a fearless Virginian horseman, later became a respected farmer, while Hamilton rose to lead in New York law. Washington praised their teamwork and humorously urged continued aid as the war ended.
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Sunle
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Alexander Hamilton
New York
Richard K Meale
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New Yorker
Hamilton
Meade
Merado
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Vast American Farm Notes and Rural Musings
A collage of agricultural anecdotes and opinions from a late 19th century American rural press. Topics include large farm operations near Chicago, animal health practices, dairy and cheese making, calf care, hog feeding, market reports, plant propagation, and travel manners highlighting courtesy to women and international comparisons.
Cows With Skins Milk Of Bome Years Most Was Uncovered
A garbled report notes cheese made from skimmed milk was once feasible while butter too raw hurt profits. It mentions rising cheese quality issues and widespread cheating in dairy production, with some products deemed uneatable.
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Itia
Boston
The Men And Women Of Society In Education Sermonized
The piece argues that virtue and refinement come from wealth or fashion, not birth. It laments vulgar tendencies, praises polite manners taught at home, and asserts that children absorb etiquette unconsciously from mothers and surroundings, emphasizing gentleness as the mark of civilization.
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Emweson
Pitts
Avila
Ealdelvney
Iyal Refineniml
Howshine
Saute
Mth
Iain Volution
Evarion
Oysters Fried to the Cannon's Teale
Oysters are prepared for frying with a preparation routine. Choose large Goran or Harper oysters, dry thoroughly, then chill before cooking. Heat a buttered griddle or skillet, fry oysters in small batches until browned, turn with a spoon, drain excess liquor, and serve hot with melted butter.
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Harper's Goran
Tristan
Stee Exain
Malignant scarlet fever outbreak in village claims several lives
In a village epidemic, two young children aged five and seven were among many stricken with scarlet fever. Several others on the same block died. Surviving victims reportedly received simple palliative care with rooms kept at airier conditions despite midwinter, fire kept to aid comfort as food was withheld from the first days.
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Iowa
German Pharmacies Restrict Miscellaneous Goods Sales
In Germany apothecaries may not sell miscellaneous articles to avoid diverting clerks from medicine compounding. Some drug stores offer such items but cannot prepare prescriptions there under strict penalties. Poisons are kept separate in rooms reserved for them, ensuring compliance with the law.
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Germany
Otterly Odd Colonial Echoes from a Dueling Past
A garbled reminiscence recalls a retired old-timer recounting duels, bets, and pranks from a bygone era. The tale spins through names like Arthur, Falmundy, and Larkme, with vivid riverbank reminiscences and a costly wager that ends in a lost ear and eighty dollars. The piece shifts to horse shoeing methods praised and rejected by New York’s smiths and equestrian experts, noting Henry Bergh and tensions over humane treatment versus practicality.
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Julliadelphia Times
Wall
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Falmundy
Arthurs
Gon
Col
Pitek
Jack
Teumo
Weyna
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