New Year's Day in the Nation's Capital history
The piece surveys how Washington kept the New Year open house tradition longer than other cities. From Adams to Harding, receptions at the White House reflected era, politics, and notable moments including the Jefferson cheese gift and Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation signing during a New Year event.
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Choosing independence or affection in life and love
A reflection on whether independence or companionship yields fuller life. It weighs loneliness versus ties in marriage, family, and separation, noting that restraint and affection often grow wiser with time. It urges allowing individuality within relationships to maintain lasting companionship.
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Silent resolve and praise in moral maxims
A selection of aphorisms and quotes urging restraint and kindness. Mrs. H. B. Stowe promotes silence, avoiding fault-finding, and praising others. Burke counters with a view that challenges forge strength, calling opponents helpers in struggle.
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H. B. Stowe
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