Mount Vernon on the market and the imperial balm
A fragmented 19th century reflection laments selling Mount Vernon and the possible removal of a landmark tied to Captain Cook. The piece critiques colonial era patriotism, urges reverence for historic memorials within the British Empire, and warns of commodifying national symbols for political expedience.
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Prominent Men Include Small Share of Atheists
An article notes that few avowed atheists appear among prominent men. It cites a Literary Digest survey on American views, contrasting church affiliation and social pressure. Analysts warn against overgeneralizing from rosters and editions and discuss evolving attitudes toward religion and education.
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