Visitors Explore the Abbey and St Pauls in London
A traveler recounts long, vivid excursions through Westminster Abbey and St Pauls, detailing chapel arches, tombs, and monuments to royal figures and scholars. He observes the Biritsh King Henry II era chapels, the gilded screens of the Knights, the Whispering Gallery, and the great bells, clocks, and library above all live anticipation of history and reverent awe.
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Mary
William
Hon Abe
Walliam de
Valence
Queen
Elizabeth
Knights of the Buch
Liberty
Wester Christian Advocate
Fiastiaster Abbey
St. Peet's
Bieh
Edward
Henry
Uuke
Miomer
Monastry
London
Edward the Counteasor
Nicholas
Abe Church
duad—Chaucar
Spenser
Deyden
Milton
Shakspeare
Prior
Addison
Oic
Jesne Barrow
Wilberforce
Bacon
Merek
St. Paul's
Edward the
George IL
Christopher Wren
Paria
Schopl
Paul's
Iturgl
Wien
Edward the Confessor
Henry II
Eleanor
Biwaed
Edward I
Phillipe
Edward II
Richard H
Anne
Henry V
Sume
Arimopher
Pepal
St. Pavel
St. John
Paul
Anrh
Tranaop
The-Cathedral
Bobbath
Fternoon
Latimer
Ridley
St. Paul's Inion Garrison
Westminster
Fragmented Gothic Cathedral Description and Tombs
A vivid, fragmentary 17th century description details a cathedral with an ornate organ, blue-veined marble columns, porphyry rails, and a carved pulpit. It notes crypt scenes with remains of artists Reynolds Walsh Lawrence and others, including sarcophagi for Nelson and Wellington in progress, and references to Coronet and cuph ion inscriptions.
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Covan
Nile
Gopenhagen
Beavis
Christopher Geena
Ord Schmidt
Obrman
Nutt
Reynolds
Walsh
Lawrence
Epiriie
Wiiton
Nelpon
Wellington
Democratic Doctrines on Foreigners and Immigration
The article defends the Know Nothing stance against foreign influence, arguing the need to preserve native rule and free laws. It discusses immigration, Catholic power and cathedral structures, and the risk of despotism through non native newcomers, urging democratic balance and vigilance.
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Wee
Guily
Guil
Gibbon
Woymer
Sloan
Mills
Thie Lage Cane
U. S. Jour
Pattering Animals and Political Rants in One Page
A long excerpt discusses feeding farm animals for slaughter, preferring meal and root crops, with behind the scenes mentions of secret political societies like Tammany and Know Nothings. It weaves agricultural advice with critique of party influence, citing Washington era precedents and contemporary lines about the Democratic and Whig parties, then touches on election results and a Nebraska delegation.
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Buffalo
Senaca
Ogden Company
New York
Sheir
Germany
Rhine
Ebenezers
National Intelligencer
Washington
Federal
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Democratic
Tammany
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Brooklyn Navy Yards
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