I Will Be Good A Message From A Constable
ABE MARTIN discusses public complaints about moral decline led by Constable Newt Plum and Reverend Wiley Tanger. He cites a nationwide wave of demoralization and promotes the simple self instruction "I will be good" as a lasting remedy through daily repetition and discipline.
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Newt Plum
Plum
Wiley Tanger
Dr Cote
Beaver Hat Laws In England Ban Materials
Historical note recalls a period when beaver hats were compulsory in England and hat makers were prohibited from using other materials. The remark highlights a strict supply and fashion regulation shaping millinery practices.
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England
From Slums to Court Lady Emily Hamilton Chapter Opening
A window song reveals Lady Emily Hamilton's radiant voice captivating Paddington Green. The story follows her ascent from Doigware Row's modest life to dangers of public gaze as Greville meets her and whispers of nobility loom.
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Emily’ Hamilton
London
Court of
St. James
Greville
Paddington Green
Mark
Emma
How an Innocent Girl Became the Most Loved and Feared Figure
A dramatic preface on Nelson, Emma, and Trafalgar, describing a Canadian author’s imaginative biographical approach. It praises Romney portraits and the sea cathedral Victory while detailing Emma’s beauty, allure, and symbolic role in a sweeping narrative of love, cruelty, and heroism.
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Jemms
Emma
Mr. Greville
Perry
Nelgon
Foudroyant
Nelson
Trafalgar
Mahan
Laughton
Romney
Barrington
Canada
Notable Housekeeper’s Quiet Advances Described in Vivid Sketch
The narrator recalls timid advances by a housekeeper toward Mrs Armitage’s neighborly family. She offers bread, assists Jemmy Tarrell after a mishap, and guides a distressed child home. The piece moves to a critical portrayal of a young woman, detailing her height, strength, and striking physical presence in a stylistic, suggestive tone.
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Armitage
Indy
Jemmy Tarrell
Who is E. Barrington
The piece reveals E Barrington as an Englishwoman of distinguished family Mrs Adam Beck granddaughter of Admiral of the Fleet Sir Fairfax Moresby and daughter of Admiral Moresby who annexed New Guinea. She resides in Victoria B C amid English heritage and oriental art and is described as cultured intelligent and charming author of Glorious Apollo a novelized Byron tale.
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E. Barrington
Adam Beck
Fairfax Moresby
Admiral Moresby
New Guinea
England
Victoria
B. C
Apollo
Byron
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