Woodrow Wilson the Seventh Democrat to Lead the U S
The article traces Woodrow Wilson becoming the seventh Democrat to occupy the White House, outlining his Virginia birth on December 28, 1856, education across multiple colleges, law practice in Atlanta, and ascent from Bryn Mawr professor to Princeton president before his New Jersey governorship and 1912 presidential election. It lists prior Democratic presidents: Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, James K. Polk, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Grover Cleveland.
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Names Behind America The Waltermuller Myth Explored
The sketch recalls how the continent came to be named America in 1507 by Martin Waltermuller, a Freiburg professor. It notes his book geography and the quick adoption of the name by English writers, along with a playful critique of misperceived distances and oeuvres.
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If I Should Die Tonight in a Fragmented Te xt
A fragmentary verse scene mixes imagined death, grief, and a debtor’s line about ten dollars with stray lines about a woman writing a novel. The text shifts to a digressive, ironic aside on a woman reading the last chapter first.
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