Alga Percival and the Water Quest on the Oregon Trail
A diary style narrative recounts Alga Percival and her family’s westward journey from St. Louis to Sacramento in 1849. Facing cholera, Indian raids, and a perilous river crossing, the young heroine leads a perilous trek for water with her brother Jack while her mother and father weaken. They survive with aid from a Georgetown relief party. only a horse named Spot is lost.
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California
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Jack
St. Louis
Ister
Trives
Chetera
Swift
Mr. Perciy
Groyrone
Mr. Percivals
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Jesa Cival
Sinca
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Phen Bright
Saat
Alps
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Tery
Madiagne
Mami
Apa
Daugher
Teast
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Mrs. Percival
Alya
Mamma
Buck
Bright
Spot
Speckie
Mrs Percival
Alge
Carson River
Herrother
Sheila
Jesus
Georgetown
Speckle
Enna
Kidnapped Sailor’s Narrow Escape From Formosa Savages
The narrator recounts being seized aboard the Jeannette during a 1658 voyage, held for a robbery plot by Peters and companions, and escaping through Formosa by boat pursued by natives. He navigates peril, reaches Formosa coast, evades attackers, and is later rescued by the Jeannette on return to San Francisco.
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Remsin
Peters
Yan
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Formos
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Formias
Hongkong
Tom
Dol Ulfer Sain
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Kina
China
Thme
Lttle Bay
Fetera
Smegzler
Australia
Mir Vars
Ina Mosi
Petera
Forness
Deannette
Formoss
San Francisco
Balloon misadventure and a professor’s escape tale
A narrative from the New York San recounts a balloon mishap near Indiana. Professor Wind describes a gas balloon ride that nearly failed when ballast ran out, prompting him to jump with a rope tied to the balloon. He landed on a straw stack while the balloon crashed into a pond, and he credits presence of mind for his survival.
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Duty and freedom in moral practice analysis
A harshly worded reflection from the New York Ledger declares that conscience requires members to exercise all faculties to seek what is right and to adhere loyally when duty is found. It links responsibility and judgment with unyielding obedience, noting penalties beyond law and rewards beyond public praise.
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New York Ledger
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