Visitors from Other Lands Find Thnns Very Attractive
National Geographic notes Tunis as a bridge between Africa and Europe with Tunisian markets and mosques, the Bardo museum’s Punic and Roman treasures, and Sulla’s loot in Mahdia. It sketches Tunisian life, Ramadan customs, and the contrast between European and native quarters along Avenue Jules Ferry and Carthage.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Service
Unisia
Sahara
Sea
Europe
Sicily
Mediterranean
Great Lakes
Trapani
Tunisia
France
Italy
Spain
Tunis
Jules Ferry
Avenue de Carthage
Times Square
Ethiopia
Carthage
Porte de France
Souks
United States
Philadelphia
William Eaton
Libian
Tripoli
Montezuma
John Howard Payne
Home
Payne
Washington
Bab Souika
Halfaouine
Bardo Museum
Dougga
Thuburbo Majus
Bulla Regia
Sbeitla
Sulla
Athens
Mahdia
Rome
le Bardo
Callistratus
Jupiter
Neptune
Cyclops
Vulcan
Polyphemus
Prison Typists and Poets Open Gates of Prison Life
California convicts turn to writing to win freedom as Ernest Booth and others publish works that catch attention. Booth earned release after 11 years of a 25 year term for a bank job, while many others lingered in and out of jail, shaping a controversial literary tradition.
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York
California
Ernest Booth
Folsom
Oakland
Douglas
San Quentin
Paradise
Donald Lowrie
Texas
Jack Black
New York
Lowrie
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Reading Gaol
Henry III and the death’s head book emblems
Henry III favored death emblems and ordered the death’s head and crossbones to be used on book bindings, reflecting a macabre symbolic taste.
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Henry III
Anon
Practical household hints from a past era
A collection of domestic tips on curtain repairs using a glove finger, chicken dinner portions, bast ing roasts from fruit juices, a devilled cheese recipe, a tomato celery dish, ribbon velvet straps for underwear, raspberry shrub instructions, and mending a small cloth hole with crochet motifs for a decorative finish.
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