Travel observations from an English traveler in France
The traveler notes France feels sober and well behaved with no notable danger. Public officials appear less officious, though two visitors to Versailles were briefly detained but released after disavowal by higher authorities. Carry a passport and mind conduct to stay safe. English visitors seem few this summer.
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France
Versailles
Men and Things in America on Game Laws and Squires
The article compares American game laws with English rules, noting broad protection without oppression. It argues Americans enforce seasons to prevent extermination, yet oppose repressive penalties that favor a few, and suggests English squires visit America to learn restraint and broaden cross Atlantic sporting exchanges.
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United States
Far West
New York
Adirondack Mountains
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Galilee
Derbyshire
Dorr
Izaak Walton
New York City
John Bright
Model Republic
Albany
Cultivator and Country Gentleman
England
Great Britain
Grantley Berkeley
Cunard
P. A. Taylor
Squirearchy
Shires
Bright pupil from Raleigh deaf and dumb school in Siamese twins family
Excerpts note a Raleigh North Carolina pupil from a deaf and dumb institute being a daughter of one Siamese Twin. Other items cover Horace Greeley letter quip and New York nautical fashion, plus religious and musical festival discussions and a clever Indiana potato bug tactic.
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Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Raleigh
North Carolina
Horace Greeley
New York
de Hass
British Museum
Jerusalem
Tischendorf
Chicago
Common Council
United States
Ohio
General Synod
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
General Conference of the Congregational Churches of Ohio
Ohio Congregationalists
Lutheran Synod
Sprecher
Wittemberg College
Christian Union
New York Independent
New York Herald
Baptist Board of Missions
Baptist Board
Boston
P. S. Gilmore
Pea
Gilmore
Europe
Grant
London
Indiana
Boston Congregationalist