Love and war entwined in Cromwell era tale
Neville bids farewell at dawn as Jane and Cluny confess love amid hopes of London and Cromwell’s rising power. Cromwell secures Worcester with strategy to cut off Charles Stuart, while war and fate press the couple toward a perilous future.
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Cluny
Jane
Swaffham
London
Mrs. Swaffham
Cromwell
de Wick
Matilda
Cluny Neville
Ely
Swarthem
Worcester
Harrison
Lambert
Israel Swaffham
Lord Evesham
Neville
Commonwealth
Charles Stuart
England
Walesa
Dunbar
Munich the Scene of Quiet and Charm
A detailed portrait of Munich as a gemuetlich city blending old medieval streets and modern calm. The piece contrasts quiet coffee hours, art galleries, and markets with hidden old Munich, bustling cafes, and the annual student carnival prior to Ash Wednesday, ending in Maximilian Strasse revelry.
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Munich
Vienna
New
Maximilian Strasse
Animals at Fires Show Varying Reactions Across Species
A report notes most animals fear fire yet some walk into flames. Dogs stay calm and nose the exit, horses flee or panic, cats howl and cower, birds freeze or sing, cows heed calmly, rodents escape easily, and no burned skeletons of rats or mice were seen.
Sheathed Swords Chapter V: Cromwell's Great Suffering
The winter brought severe suffering to Gen. Cromwell as he fought through illness. After securing control south of Forth and Clyde, his return to field in June shifted forces to Fife to trap the enemy. Charles Stuart faced mutiny from a provision-starved army as events intensified.
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Cromwell
Forth and Clyde
Fife
Charles Stuart
Population of China Confirms Historic Estimates
A Peking census for tax indemnities lists 18 provinces with 407,737,306 people, Manchuria 8,500,000, and Mongolia Thibet Chinese Turkestan about 10,000,000, totaling 426,447,326. Despite doubts about Asiatic statistics, the results align closely with accepted figures, supporting China as accounting for roughly one third of humanity.
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China
Peking
Manchuria
Mongolia
Thibet
Chinese Turkestan
Bread as life staff sparks doubt in daily bread musings
A quip exchanges lean on bread and existence in a brief dialect update. The speaker cites bread as life's staff while the skeptic mocks the idea, suggesting existence should not become a perpetual loaf.
Bible Society's Centennial Anniversary Notice
The Bible Society marks one hundred years since its 1804 founding in London on March T. The organization enters its centennial year with plans rooted in its early mission and continued evangelical activity.
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The
Bible Society
London
Asparagus Bed Prep and Planting Depth Tips
The piece explains optimal timing for establishing asparagus beds in northern states, favoring spring planting with soils that are dry enough. It covers bed size, spacing, drainage, root spread, and warns against deep trenches on heavy soils. Guidance includes per-acre plant counts at various spacings and cautions about moisture needs and shallow roots. The anecdote cautions against excessively deep trenches.
Short Bodied Orchard Layout Advocated by Merrill
In a talk to fruit growers R Merrill argues for compact short bodied trees to reduce pruning labor and energy, noting each extra foot in height raises climbing effort and costs. He highlights wind leverage and regional sun protection as factors shaping ideal orchard design.
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Merrill
Ilinois
Silage Seen as Key to Future Cattle Feeding
The article argues silage will greatly influence cattle feeding in Vilola and nearby states. It notes that current digestion suffers from excessive concentrated feed and waste in undigested material, and silage offers a solution that protects the animals' digestive systems.
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Vilola
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Frances
Romwell
Madame
Eljeved
Saul
David
Perth
Stirling
Charles
Carlisle
York
Nottingham
Coventry
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Warwick
Keynton
Odeon Platz
Hofgarten
der Hofgarten
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