Liberty and the American Dream in Historic Oration
A long mosaic of prose extols liberty as a divine gift and American destiny. It references Washington, the 1776 Declaration, and the enduring fight against oppression, praising liberty as universal and rooted in God, with imagery of temples, banners, and global reach.
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Mab
Barty
Tae
Temple of Liberty
Triass
Haa
Iounteus
Israel
Gire
Tuyoy
Washington
Batue
Lndia
Fisly
Greece
England
United States
Wealthy New York merchant and family in a test of money and pride
A grey haired New York merchant and his wife and daughter contrast simple, tasteful wealth with ostentation. The narrative chronicles his rise from five dollars to success, the strain over a thousand dollar settlement, a climactic confrontation, and a hard lesson in prudence and dignity within a bustling Broadway milieu.
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New York Planet
Wardington
New York
Broadway
Coar Novemarer
Jacob Flege
Alice
Jacob Pligg
Helen
Flagg
Cewuen
Helen Watkins
Fluge
Flage
Plugg
Nob
Bert
Regimental Officers Receive Commissions Promptly Note
Correspondence from May 28 1946 records that officers of a mounted riflemen regiment will receive commissions immediately and have pay deducted from appointments. Dissatisfaction is noted with the appointments excluding New England and New Jersey. Senator Houston of Texas and Ex President Trier applaud the Fair attendance and exhibition. The Baltimore Volunteers are ordered to the city and arrive to a poor reception. Marcus Morton confirmed as Boston Port Collector. Ex President Tyler testifies to a committee and is described as a poor witness for Mr C J Ingersoll.
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Indies
James Sham
Newburyport
Mass
Dwight Mills
Coberrilte
Maze
Gabot Mills
Chicapre Co
Client Falls Co. N. Bexhibibic
Perkins Milla
Caboyeilles
Bristol and Taunton
Merrimac Co
Lowell
Norris
Town
O Jamison
Belleville
N. J
Duncans & Cunningham
Broadway
New Jersey
Logi
Elizabethtown
Camden
Newark
Paterson
Ballardvale Co
Faulkner & Sons
Billeries
A. & A. Lawrence
Lavell
Virginia Co
Richmond
Ballardvale Alpaccas
Cumberland
Lowell Co
Wenza
New York
H. Farley
Canal Street
Jeanison
Wm. H. Spéncer
Cratchet
N. S. Express
Wasuixaron
Regiment of Mounted Riflemen
New England
Trier
El-Goy
Boch
N. Ceed
Houston
Texas
Marcus Morton
Boston
Tyler
Investigatiog
C. 3. Ingersoll
Arrival of the Great Britain Arrives After Long Steam Journey
The steamer Great Britain reached New York on Friday morning, twenty days from Liverpool, due to engine trouble. News from Europe is mixed with markets rallying slightly in England, Parliament debates finance and railways, and disturbances in Ireland raise distress reports while European conflicts show limited new developments.
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Great Britain
New York
Liverpool
England
London
House of Commons
Lord Hardinge
Lord Gough
Bur
Timor
Sesson
France
Spain
Lugo
Pontevedra
Vigo
Queco
Besh
Coranna
Germany
Baltic
Hamburg
Rottardara
Leghorn
Odessa
Ireland
Dungarvon
Tuam
Galway
Listowel
Tipperary
Russia
Circassia
Letisia
Constantinople
Toeflis
Odense
Schamyl
Chiat
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Yan- Ning Mimchine
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Pittsburgh
Adam
Batlardvale Company
Andover
Mase
Charce
Ballardville Company
Croton Clarks
Miss Rapp
Econows
J. W. Gill
Tate
Ohio
Wheeling
Congress
Wallen
Tron
Bonn
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N. Y
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Banda
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Dobbins
Smith
Sib
Wren
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