The Death of Wind Foot An Indian Story
An Indian tale from a frontier setting unfolds the Unrelenting chief and his son Wind-Foot. A mysterious Kanzi warrior visits, sparking a deadly pursuit. Wind-Foot is captured and killed in a dramatic canoe pursuit as kin seek vengeance and honor.
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Quincy
Ablic Square
Court Oase
Aleo
Quincy Ferry
Thomas Carfin
Carrolton
Ills
WM. Carlin
Quincy, I
From the American
Wind-Feot
Kansi
Wind-Foot
Jarken
Judiana
Mom
The Bishop and his Housekeeper Tale of a Hidden Love
The old bishop in a southern French city hosts his housekeeper Madame Pichard whose past unfolds in a dramatic confession. Augustus, the village beau, reappears as the bishop reveals he is actually her former lover who became a priest and bishop after years of wandering.
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France
Madame Pichard
Atal
Augustus
Madam Pichard
Boulogne
Paris
Orter
Gussy
Jandy
Margaret
Good Fathers
Pers
Norrie
Doolittle
Harvard University
Sapeesh
Doolitth
Tam
Eerbes
Noah’s Messenger
Secret Treaty with Santa Anna Released in 1886
The Galveston News publishes a copy of a treaty Santa Anna signed while a prisoner among Texans. It promises not to take up arms against Texas, to withdraw Mexican troops quickly, and to ensure Mexican cabinet support for Texas missions. The document notes his faithlessness upon returning home and highlights stipulations intended to settle differences and recogniz(e) independence.
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Santa Anna
Galveston News
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Army of Operations
Republic of Mexico
Texas
ArteRd
Mexico
Bulwer on the Water-Cure and Hydropathy
The Sept issue of the New Monthly Magazine features Bulwer’s lengthy piece Confessions and Observations of a Water Patient. He recounts his collapse from overwork, failure of doctors, and discovery of hydrotherapy at Malvern, arguing mind and body harmony, with the water cure offering swift relief in rheumatism and dyspepsia, and predicting a future where drugs may be unnecessary.
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Main Street
Saint Louis
Aes
Fason
N. ‘Ort
Societe
Russia
Angola
R. Throckmorton
Louis
N.B
Bulwer
New Monthly
Malvean
Gant
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Quincy House
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Cincinnati
Lord of All
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W. Whitmad
Logan
I'ccumseh
Pene Ren
Tir
Aew
Elo
Wind Foot
Satan
Angel
Nadine
Wind- Foot
Ife
Kade
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Reston
Eeane
Atranger
Hehoat
Ile
Edee
Puri
Adon
Tavedh
The
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Xenia
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Stephen
Louisville Journal
Pete
United States
Democratic Review
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Labrador
Brador
Red Island
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Caribod
Ohl Qcean
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Heaven
Nearus
Ryos
Velasco
David G. Burnett
Antonio Lopes de Santa Anna
James Collinsworth
Baily Hardiman
the Treasury
P. H. Grayson
Satta Anna
Texapary
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