Select Tate The Genesee Girl And Her Little Red Book
A narrator recounts a harsh winter journey in 1823 from New Jersey to Albany. A young woman named Miss Campbell reads from a little red daily book, inspiring courage during a perilous sleigh ride across ice and rain. The tale follows their arrival in Albany and reveals Miss Campbell’s notable family ties and life, including her later marriage and death.
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New York
Ohio
Tr Farmer
Mahomet
Newburgh
Catskill
Werckmeister
Broadway
Liberty Street
Temple of
Toagon
Tor
Jergaalem
Albany
Miss Campbell
Wiliam Campbell
Tariff Speech by Isaac Bates in the Senate
In a long oration Bates defends the protective tariff, arguing it benefits both North and South by expanding manufacturing, agriculture, and trade. He asserts the system boosts employment, improves credit, and stabilizes wages, while denying that tariffs raise prices. He critiques opponents and urges continuation of protection to sustain labor and economic growth.
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Hampshire
South Carolina
United States
Louisiana
South
Boston
Western
Ohio
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Fifeen
Northampton
Poarket
Woodbury
Senate
Maine
Spon
Portsmouth
Providence
Liverpool
Havre
Adait
New Orleans
Honduray
Brazil
Cape Horn
Chili
Cape of Good Hope
China
Great Britain
Mr. Evars
Clear the Way for Henry Clay Ballad Fragment
A fragmentary poem passage urges unity to roll the ball for Henry Clay and criticizes the Van Buren faction. It mentions mechanics, merchants, farmers, and ladies, calling honest Lacos to join the effort and rally patriots as the ball keeps rolling.
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Henry Clay
Ieary Clay
van Buren
Lacos
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Hed Book
Laurie Topp
Hobo
Ken
State House
Hackensack
Jocney Club
Hoboken
Hack
Satan
Hogarth
Jersey
Horse Flesh
New
Isaac C. Bates
Oe United
Eanstyer
Mooney