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Folklore of Inca Jewels and Andean Riches Unearthed
A discussion before the Academy of Nature Sciences recounts rumors of the sun temple jewels near Cerro de Pasco Peru valued at ten million dollars. It notes the Inca fortress at Huanuco Viejo and the Chucubamba gold washings that yield large sums yearly, and describes Raura and Nueva Potosi peaks with their lakes and the source of the Amazon, plus historic earthquakes and scenic grandeur.
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Academy of Nature Sciences
J.B. Quaby
Phil. Nat. Gazette
Chili
Peru
Cerro de Pasco
The
Huannco Viejo
Cerro de Paseo
Pizarro
Cuzco
Huanuco Viejo
Huanaco Viejo
el Dorado
Chucubamba
Hama
Juanuco Viejo
Seraglio
Andes
Ruura
Anedes
Naranjal
Gulf of Guayaquil
Equator
Cuenes
Azudy
Chimborazo
Raura
Cordilleras
Ueva Potoai
Aaura
Nueva Potosi
Huiecho
Pacific
Naucva Potosi
Amazon
America
Atlantic
Lake of
Midnigh
Cape Horn
Atla
Anecdote of Decatur Sacrifices and a Sailor’s Reward
A naval tale recalls Decatur in action before Tripoli as a Turk lunges on him from behind. Seaman Rueben James, wounded in both hands, diverts the blow and survives. Decatur thanks him publicly and asks what reward the sailor should claim, prompting the crew to suggest various dubious options.
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Jack
Decatur
Reuben James
Tripoli
Bing
Rueben James
The Bible and the path of faith through history
A reflective meditation on the Bible as a universal guiding light across generations. It argues the sacred text nourishes the hungry and consoles the sorrowful, with references to historical rulers and the enduring moral influence of faith.
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Batlo
Coleridge
Maria Theresa Aims Her Appeal To The Diet
In a Young People's Book profile, Maria Theresa, queen and empress, is highlighted for her decisive moment presenting her young son to the Transylvanian Diet. The narrative contrasts her with Frederick the Great and cites her plea to Hungarian nobles when her foes closed in. It frames her as a premier example of female intellect and resolve in history.
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Maria Theresa
England
Sardinia
Maria Vheresa
Trieste
Turin
Leghorn
Levant
East Indies
Vienna
Visnna
Prague
Inspruck
Gratz
Tiernan
Hubertsbourgh
Germany
Joseph
Europe
Sone
Fredrick the Great
Pericles
Cesar
Peter the Great
Catharine
Napoleon
Dz Suel
Maria Vneresa
Bohemia
Hungary
Maries VI
Sue
Francis of Lorraine
Trial of McLeod and the Patriot Insurrection Saga
A summarized report by Horace Greeley from the New York Tribune outlines the 1837 Patriot insurrection in Upper and Lower Canada, exile to Buffalo, the Navy Island battery plan, and the precarious position of the insurgents as winter tightens and supplies dwindle. It notes clashes, leadership tensions, and the role of the Canadian and U.S. authorities.
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McLeod
Greely
New York Tribune
Cin. Gaz
Upper
Lower Canada
United States
Buffalo
Solzd
Navy Island
Niagra
Canada
Chippewa
Patriots
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South America
Wells
Oline
Wella
Schlosser
Black Rock Dam
James
Mr. King
Mr.Wells
Luke Walter
Amos
Durfee
Destovers
Supreme Court
Alexander Mc [Eod
Serch
Caroline
Fier
Dew
Usher
Davis
Appelby
Yan
Kee
Niagara
Lieut
Morrison
Stad
Lieut. Morrison
Col Cameron
Niagara Falls
Judge McLean
Foote
Mes Leud
Samford
Falls
Morrisons
Isegland
Young People’s Book
Maria ‘Theresa