Edinburgh Days and the Moder Athens Tour
A traveler recounts Edinburg sights from the National Gallery to the Royal Palace and Parliament House. They tour Mary Queen of Scots era rooms, Holyrood, Boswell and Knox sites, discuss Bruce relics, then visit Roslyn and Drummond landscapes with scholars and dinners.
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Rosslyn Chapel and Edinburgh Hostoria Tour Chronicle
A traveler recounts Rosslyn Chapel built by Sir William of Clair in 1622 and resting places of Earls in armor. It notes Edinburgh sites from Cray Muiler Castle to the University of Edinburgh and Sir Walter Scott’s monument, with reflections on Virginia patriots and Thomas A. Hendricks as a potential U.S. president.
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Robeson praised as great statesman in early praise
In a critique of Robeson, newly appointed Secretary of the Navy, praise commends his presumed greatness and leadership. The piece cites naval service, political influence, and calls for Washington to remain strong amid debates on race and policy. It notes views on education and public appointments and reflects on national leadership.
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