Government Proposal on Public Funds Sparks Civil War Fear
A fragment argues that using public money to fund ultramontane priests would subjugate secular education and force spiritual slavery on national education. The piece warns such action would earn disgrace, impeachment, and lasting remorse for risking rebellion and civil war.
Debates on Trade Unions and Truck System Change
A London congress debate covers the truck system and union protections. It cites Bolton and Mundella and calls for repeal, plus plans for miners regulation, arbitration support, and sympathy with Henry Richard's motion. The piece warns of coercion in labor law and notes wartime consequences on workers.
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Ham Ee Congress
United
Kingdott
Rai
Inter Choo
Geneva
Seteras Benen
Nina
Mundélla
Auberon Herbest
Myca Pane
Neiniohia Eaton Crovisions
Bolton
Wearden
Seeon Engly Earden
Pops
Recorder of
Mundella
Macdonald
National Association of Aners
Canon Girdlestone
England
Bucler
Wales
Scotland
Congress
Henry Richard
A Surat Mistake and New Remedy for Smallpox
A humorous dialogue unfolds with a young man claiming a hat sits on his head as he seeks a dance, while a Berlin Charity Hospital report introduces Xyzol as a new remedy for smallpox with noted success and no reported failures.
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Berlin Charity Hospital
Men and Things in America by a Cosmopolitan
A Cosmopolitan narrator recounts amusing and revealing anecdotes about enslaved and free Black people in Virginia. He notes prayer practices, schooling mishaps, social dynamics with white officials, and ironies in pursuit of Black votes. He mentions Cephas, Uncle Tom, Fetishism, and graveyard superstitions among the colored population.
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America
Charlie
Gabriel
Freedman
Cephas
John Bright
Bright
England
Uncle Tom
Mrs. Stowe
de Law
Pame
de Grace
Virginia