Queen Victoria Jubilee Sermon Praises Crowned Lady
A Chautauqua discourse lauds Queen Victoria on her seventy eight year reign. The preacher extols her virtue, longevity, and influence, urging moral reform and temperance as lessons from her example for nations and individuals.
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The Ruler of the World and Suburban Vicissitudes
A collection of humorous vignettes from Puck and other papers, contrasting the traditional cradle Rocker with the wheelwoman and a parade of light sketches. Jokes touch on unemployment, marriages, bachelor clubs, and social foibles with playful quips and quick setups.
Two Martial Poems in a New York Hotel Debate
After the Civil War Cassius M. Clay and others at the Fifth Avenue Hotel debated which poem best inspires patriotism. The discussion compared Holmes's Old Ironsides with Tennyson's Charge of the Light Brigade, yielding a spirited verdict in favor of the British poem.
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T. C. Durant
Union Pacific Railroad
Commodore Boggs
Curtis Guild
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Tennyson
Light Brigade
Gationin
Holmes
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