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Manion Crryo Excares
Leven
Paris
Court of Cassation
Palace of Justice
Darta
Garat Barrain
Milton
England
Great Britain
Ireland
Untitled Poem Fragment on Woman's Love and Death
Fragmentary stanza depicts a woman clinging to a man, a tempest breaking like a wreath of flowers, and enduring memory of women’s love. The lines evoke tragedy and devotion, with imagery of resilience and sorrow surrounding a doomed relationship. The artifact reads like a memorial lyric with tortured emotional cadence.
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Sry
Barth
Economy and Industry in Hard Times Emphasized by Times
The Times argues that the nation faces hardship from extravagant living and excessive debt. It urges depopulation to productive rural work, warns against luxury among the poor, and urges adherence to plain American manufactures while calling for broader production and self reliance to weather economic distress. It cites the New York Tribune and mentions John Adams and Jefferson as historical exemplars.
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Posal
Johor
Stern
John Adaias
Tohn Jifferson
Thos
Hur
Paris Lawyer's Avarice Instructs Moral Portrait
A Paris lawyer finances a proud client by deceitful means, selling a forged opinion for 3000 francs and burning it after accepting partial payment. The tale shifts to a grateful claimant and a later public rebuke, then moves to curious anecdotes and social critique including New Orleans dog tricks and grim Levantine tales of illness, crime, and hypocrisy across varied locales.
London Population and Industry From an 18th Century View
A fragment lists London as the largest city, detailing districts, churches, schools, hospitals, markets, and extensive trades. It cites food, drink, and production metrics, dock areas, number of vessels, and workers. A second item mocks political labels, noting a shift toward new party names as observed by a traveler in an era piece.
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Loxvon Serels
London
London City
Westminster City
Finsbury
Marylebone
Tower Humiuts
Southwark
Lambeth
Thames
Tlondon
London Docks
West India Docks
St. Catherines Docks
England
Balloon scheme in Bangor amid April danger talk
A Bangor rag boasts of building an immense silk balloon to evacuate residents during Miller's conflagration in April. It claims a 456 by 90 foot car, ships $200 per person, with April 1 opening books and constables ready to curb a rush. Also carries a joke about Mike Walsh dining with the president over Democratic repudiation claims.
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Bangor
Miller
Europe
Baltimore Park
Rien John
The
Evening Journal
Mike Walsh
Washington
Aurora
Mike
Phi. Ledger
Disfigured Garden Sparks Quarrel Over Neighbors Pigs
In a courtroom quote a lawyer pleas for his client as the garden is damaged by a neighbor’s pigs. The speech calls into question law, country, and past sacrifices at Bonker's Hill and Yorktown. A second incident recalls three men tumbling from a second story window after an unwanted pun.
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Bonker’s Hill
Yorktown
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Stef
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Kennebeck Journsl
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Boston Afereuntile Journal
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