Bull fights and moral debate in a translated 19th century dialogue
A long dialogue discusses bullfighting, its brutality, and moral objections. It frames the sport as a test of human virtue versus cruelty, comparing it to liquor violence and broader societal vices, with critics urging abolition or reform. The piece cites American audiences and uses philosophical reflections on humanity.
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Alan
Lena
Manasa
Mary
Aerica
Tis Chidhood
Tom
Ain
Ali
Tim Agriculturist
Audh Soila
Sleeping in Meeting and a Gracious Rescue Tale
A Baraboo column lampoons habitual sleepers in church gatherings, offering humorous cures and warnings. It then shifts to a Gravesend steamer anecdote where a Newfoundland dog named Lion saves a child overboard, earning praise as the mother and crew react with relief and gratitude.
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Gravesend
Lwo
Indy
Sbe
Legion
Lion
Lasi
Taooka
Adeline
Aninn
Lions
Sven
Graves-end
Hudson
Missinnippi
Lon
Ian
Locke
Lion Tid
Angeles
Ts Jxce
Tla
Leche
Uidt
Creaure
Weller
Acre
London Bridge
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