Liberty and Labor in a Chartist Poem Fragment
A damaged historical verse fragment extols liberty and independence. It references British restraint, American independence, and Columbia’s banner, with admonitions to restrain pride and keep faith with liberty. The text mentions Chartist poetry and ideals of freedom, toil, and national identity amid struggles.
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Land OF Liberty
Storming Stony Point I Romance of the Revolution
Night falls on July 15 1779 as a late American column approaches Stony Point across the Hudson. The fort looms formidable with Verplanck's Point in shadow and a marsh guarding the approach. A whispered halt precedes a perilous dawn assault as the flag and bold attack loom over the dangerous terrain.
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Hudson
Verplanck
Stony Point
The Continentals Triumph at Stony Point Detail
A vivid Civil War battlefield scene describes a bold assault on a fortification. Wayne and the Continental troops push through abattis and bulwarks under heavy fire, securing the works and hoisting the starry flag of America as dawn reveals victory.
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Wayne
Arigger
America
Stony Point
Chartism Described as Inevitable Righteous Movement
The piece outlines four key points on Chartism: widespread discontent among Britons, caused not by fleeting troubles but by permanent injustice, neglect by the privileged orders, and a demand for immediate reform or revolution. It asserts the movement is righteous, noble in aims, and bound to ultimate success.
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Jastiner
Europe
John
England
Ireland
Fever and Ague Cured by Hunt's Botanic Pills Heroic Testimony
Dr. Monte Dear Sir I owe you thanks for Hunt's Botanic Pills after years of fever and ague. McCormick of Newark writes the pills counteracted the disease and have kept him safe since 1838, while Tucker Roberts Hart and Caldwell recount dramatic recoveries from dyspepsia, liver complaints, rheumatism, nervous debility, and low spirits with restored health.
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Dr. Monte
Hunt
Mann
P. M. McCormick
Newark
N. J
Win
Tucker
Esatie Hunte
William Tucker
Joshua Roberts
Joseph Hart
Hom
Alan Wairah
Caldwell el
Diane
Weeton
Srength
Francis
Henry White
Providenon
Mutered gerordeng Notice of Public Sale Bid Price 25 Cents
The inscription details an act of Congress by the clerk in the Southern District Court of New York. Sold at 100 Chatham Street in New York and by L. Perry in Swanton, Vermont. The text references a price of 25 cents and lists two vendors. The readable fragment preserves names and locations integral to the notice.
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Chatham Street
New-York
Congress
Wiles Frans
Southern District Court of New-York
York
L. Perry, Swanton
W. Evans
Leelli
Vie Bolle
Setheryrup
MacPherwn
Madison St
Exam
Horn of Evans
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Harden
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Columbia
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The
Democratic Review
DR. Hunt
Fransis Caldwell
Edward Russell
Mr. Russell
Aston
I.hines
Henry Winter
Swanton, Vt