Washington Elm and Historic Trees Said to Shape America
The article recounts the Washington Elm in Cambridge as the site where Washington assumed command of the Continental Army on July 3 1775. It notes the elm’s age and historic status alongside the Charter Oak in Hartford and the Penn Treaty Elm in Philadelphia, with later commemorations and debates over their significance.
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Traftford
Philadelphia
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Boston Common
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Plymouth
Sweet Waters
Lincolnshire
England
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John Adams
Adams
Congress of
Continental Army
Congress
Dauy
Patsy
New York
Cambridge
Oracle House
Tony the Lome
Hatrvard College
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Lossing
Harvard University
American Tree Association
William Penn
Voltaire
Benjamin West
William Venn
Kkensi Fen
Surtford
Edmund Andros
New England
James II
Estwu
Choose Your War and Moral Lessons Across Periodicals
A collage of short historically flavored notes from periodicals. The voice references uncertain ages and single status, wartime devotion, a Gettysburg question, a domestic disaster prompting a child to summon a family physician, and a moral idealism stance on individual career paths.
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Battle of
Gettysburg
American Lesson Weekly
Bobbie
American Legion Weekly
Vehement Jealousy Theme in Solemn Verse
A compact line of rhetoric proclaims jealousy as cruel as the grave and as consuming as fire with vehement fumes, attributed to Sole mon.
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Solemon
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