Studies in History and Social Science Review
The article discusses Dr Anne Maclear's essay on New England towns such as Dorchester Roxbury Salem Cambridge and Watertown as reflections of a longstanding democratic heritage. It also surveys reformers efforts to reshape society through law and education and highlights Quetelet the statistician who studied births deaths and the so called average man.
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Anne Maclear
Dorchester
Roxbury
Salem
Cambridge
Watertown
New England
Sam Patch
Washington
France
Germany
England
Maine
Gov. Dana
Gov. Cobb
Whitin
Quetelet
Mr. Hankin
A Somewhat Different Sea Story from a derelict voyage
A brief note on Five Months on Derelict detailing a crew wrecked in the China Sea aboard the Ketrel bound for Yokohama. The derelict brig floats with scarce provisions. adventures unfold as youths learn about winds currents and weather through sea dangers and a life aboard a waterlogged ship.
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Griffith & Rowland Press
China Sea
Liverpool
Yokohama
Edwin J
Pacific
Two American Women Tour Africa in Comfort
The article reviews Caroline Kirkland and her mother’s journey from Mombasa to Uganda and the Transvaal in Miss Kirkland’s Some African Highways. It notes safe, luxurious travel by rail and steamer, contrasts wild Africa with modern life, and recounts a lioness encounter with a train full of hunters eager for a shot. Roosevelt is mentioned as a future traveler.
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Caroline Kirkland
Central Africa
Mombasa
Transvaal
Europe
America
Africa
Kirkland
Roosevelt
Miss Kirkland
Mr. Roosevelt
Victoria Nyanza
Uganda
Baden- Powell
Boston
Dana Estes & Co
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G. P. Putnam’s Sons
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Daybleeday Pace & Co
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New York City
Hubert Wales
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Mitchell Kennerley