A Romantic Parisian Tale of D Orville and Bab et
A romantic plot follows D Orville refusing an arranged marriage to Madame de Parentine, pursuing a secret love with widowed peasant Bab et. After years of pursuit and disguise, he discovers Bab et is actually the mysterious Madame de Parentine, resolving love over fortune.
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Ilia
Paris
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de Farentine
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D' Orville
Madame de Farentine
D'Orville
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Last Words of Great Men Aims for Fitting Endings
A selection of historical figures and public figures from Chesterfield to Benjamin Franklin and Napoleon are discussed as models for dignified or witty final words. The piece critiques last words that are irrelevant or flawed and advocates preparation, highlighting examples from Webster Adams Franklin and others, with affectionate, critical tone.
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Tio Shou
Pancehin
Daniel Webster
Tan
John Quincy Dams
Emergens Cies
Traxtell
House of Representatives
Earth
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Early American journalism and its riseing growth
A compact history of journalism in the United States from Boston’s first attempt in 1690 through the growth of newspapers by 1850, noting figures for journals and editions, daily to quarterly publications, and comparing to England and France while mentioning a Scottish minister anecdote.
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Boston
Boston News-Letter
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New England Courant
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Franklin
America
Consus
England
France
Van Buren and public life in the early republic
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Hermitage
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