A Christian View of Amusements in the Theater
A Christian writer weighs theater recreation against faith. He argues cheerful religion requires inner happiness, condemns rooms that inflame passions, and urges Christians to choose entertainments that improve health, mind, and soul. He warns against dancing, cards, and liquor, urging cautious, principled recreationaligned with gospel standards.
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I¢ Independent
Bert
Lyman Beecom
Bethune
Amorina
Christ
Independent
Imely
Mirries Jong
New York
Diary Excerpts and War Department Requests on Booth Diary
A fragmentary mix of dated diary entries and official notes concerning the diary found with J Wilkes Booth includes requests from the Secretary of War for a certified copy, a memorandum by Gen Holt, and a report by Judge Advocate General. The material recounts capture, custody, and examination notes, with personal writings attributed to Booth and later archival commentary. Also included are political obituaries, oblique reminiscences, and broad political rhetoric reflecting postwar sentiment and Reconstruction themes.
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Washington
Cioemonti Enquirer
Wasmotoy
D.C
Secretary of War
J. Wilkes Booth
War Department
Andrew Johnson
van Derarrest
Wasitxoton Cary
J. Wilks Booth
Gen. Holt
Booth
Provont Marshal Baker
Conger
Robert
Holt
Eckert
Lam
Aod
Judiciary Committee
House of Representativen
Hebert
Baker
Jloor Advocate
Oeneral
Bureau of Minstour Justice
Honda
Col. Conger
Hooth
House of Representatives
J. Holt
Odds and Ends From a Turbulent Ledger of Scraps
A garbled, era-laden collage of curious phrases and misread names describes assorted hints of stories. It references an elderly maiden facing disappointments, a waiter’s odd duties, lavender goods, mysterious gold yields, and a Naples gossip of shopkeepers raising prices.
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Huit
Tobucos Entuke
Contusion
Concait
Bovis Waman
Per Furea
Animal
Patriot Oration Urges Unity and Constitutional Principles
A long excerpt argues for preserving constitutional rights across states, urging citizens to support unity and lawful means. It calls on Americans to endure past strife, avoid extremism, and focus on rebuilding with reason, diplomacy, and respect for the courts in resolving differences.
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Atrionm
Oui Hay
Corlund
United State
el Baat
Eich
Atrife
Hietory
Europe
Europa
Theo
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