Englishman Observes New York City In 19th Century Panoramas
An English writer describes Massachusetts politics and New York life, condemning political intrigue while praising public energy. He notes clashes around General Butler and Washburn, calls for reform, and contrasts American philanthropy with Vestrydom. He surveys churches, fares, street scenes, and urban quirks including spitting, cars, and ornate chapels.
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Massachusetts
Washburn
Butler
New York
Withal
London
Conference of the
Evangelical Alliance
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Alliance
New York Herald
Tyng
Sturvesant-square
Taylor
Tabernacle
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Notes from Belgium in 1830s politics and religion
The article surveys Belgium’s 1830 independence, constitutional monarchy, provinces, and the mix of liberal and Catholic power. It discusses voting rules, deputies, senators, and local officials, plus the place of Protestant groups and the push for church state separation amid royal and Catholic dominance. It ends noting Liberals are advancing while Catholics hold power.
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Congress National
Belgium
Antwerp
Brabant
West Flanders
East Flanders
Hainaut
Liége
Limbourg
Luxembourg
Namur
King
Chamber of Representatives
Senate
Lidge
Luneberg
Europe
Holland
Brussels
Charleroi
Farmeries
Gand
Grivegnee
Chence
Houday la Louvriere
Jumet
Liege
Lize Seraing
Roubaix
Sprimont
Stree Beaumont
Taintegnies
Verviers
Wasmis
Frameries
Jumeet
Nessonvaux
Wasmes
Ita
Conseil Communal
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Philadelphia
Washington