Love and Liberty Triumph at Bennington and Beyond
A fragmented tale blends Revolutionary War lore with a dramatic rescue. Rachel Ewing defies British threat by warning Maj Robert Wayland of a plot to seize him, riding through snow to his camp while Rigney schemes vengeance. Wayland defeats the plot, marries Rachel, and Rigney is crippled. The piece also recalls Washington’s era, Fraunces’s shad tale, and valor across New England battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivans
Zion
Charleston
John Callender
Quaser
Wes Mystic
Champlain
Crown Point
Ethan
Green Mountain
Quebec
Montgomery
Delaware
Feattval
Washington
Morris
Annals of
Princeton
Bennington
Stark
New Hempshire
John
Wayne
Anthony" Waynon
Andie
Phty Tealent
Hale Bald Benedict Arnold
West Thas
Moe Andre
Fort Grinwod
iMteg
Cowper
France
Empire
Wallis
Wartes J. Sprhean
Prinpotos
Washegton
New Jery
Ameri
Victorina
Mia Ewing
Jasper Ewing
Rachel
Mra Ewing
Patricia
Charles Rigney
Ewing Place
Rigney
Robert Wayland
Mr. Ewing
Rachel Ewing
Reim
Charles Bigney
Little Rock
Maj Wayland
Tory
Bers
Bigney
Maj. Wayland
Mantle
Aubia
Grandpa Wayland
Robert
Beche
Hanos
Grandps Wayland
Mrs. Ewing
Mother
George
Fraunces
Washi
Woehington
Fragmented humor and social quips in 19th century snippets
A collage of light anecdotes and witty society jests from period papers. It includes flirtations and engagements, a ring on the foyer, jokes about living costs, and light sketches of everyday life. Notable lines reference engagements, a cheap cloak, a matchless lamp, and humorous exchanges about inheritance and weather forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni George
Anid Bates
Brocklys
Kate Field
Washington
Rebdeera
Herald
Kingsley
Cloak Review
Vermont
Philo- Adelphia Ledger
Primue
Howe Lawson
Harper's Bazar
Tom
Jackie
Yankee Blade
Mabel
Noleas
Buainesa
Roomma
Lathorge
Harry
N. Y. Herald
Chicago Tribuna
Freddie
Dick Hicka
Harper’s Bazar
Tommy Figg
Laura
Jennie
Clara
Ashe
Detroit Free Presa
Talk at the Table Encourages Family Conversation at Meals
An old essay emphasizes lively table talk over silent dining. Benjamin Franklin valued sociable discourse to shape character, suggesting children recount readings or daily events at meals. A mother-figure styled dinner conversations as beneficial for minds and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Ohio Senate Debates and Bills on Public Works and Finance
Fragmented report from the Ohio Senate detailing multiple bills and resolutions. Topics include road and public works funding, land and water projects, debt management, and education measures. Names such as McConnel, Brice, Sherman, and Daugherty appear in contest and committee actions amid a wide slate of proposed bonds and state office creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rules
McConica Prota
Board of Public
Cas
Liverpool
Masailos
Mamateldid
Time
Mary's
CoLumans. O
Sesale
Senate
Snook-Sutphen
Geyer
Spook
Williams
Deflance
McConnell
Tombstone
Dcélera Sen
Fremont
Ohio Stam University
Treasury
Hywell
Mir Pickly
Howe
Huis
Hursbbargger
Daugherty
Elis
Tuttrand
Atatea
Boar of Public Works
Catul Commission
Gan
Aspen LN
Menara Phillipe
Beebe
Tha
Ohio
F Plumerfelt
Linith
Lincoln
Spoaker Broaingad
Fisher
Kiayvenger Willink Price
Wagner
Cincinnati
Pan Handle Kastrow Company
Aptoker
Mosse Holcomp
Tay ¢ Cunningham
Gaumer
Memora
Metontoa
Ton Downleof Pubic Works
Canal Commission
Tan Ja
Cocromeacs
McConnellsyillr
Mi Connelia
Weila
Lucing T Fenton
Adams County
Tin
University At
Athens
Han
National Guard
Wempey
BROC
Cantos Colimbia
Stadte
Oofawamp
Cody
Aiking County
Newark
Ohio National
Boards of Education
Perisbadia
Ovolyrd
Repievia
Commons Pleas Court of A Board of Visitors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bintery
Cemuirics
Ace
Concord
Homestead
Phare Davis
Actos Fer
Liberty
Detrick
Parker
Warres
Bunker Hill
Adams
Prescott
Putnam
Granite State
Alrn
Old England
Westminster Abbey
Morgan
Potomac
Shenandos' Vale
Lexington
Wiis
Cambridge
Prescott and Putnam
Warren Aled
Trium
Mollie Stark
nigat @eratogn
Stillwater
Toey Eaesh
Moumout
Fort Mercer
Maker the
Milton
Cer