A Contrast of Napoleon and Washington in Thought and Fate
The piece weighs Napoleon's restless imperial drive against Washington's restrained republican steadiness. It argues Washington founded a durable republic, while Bonaparte toppled governments for personal fame. It lauds liberty, family, property, and prudent virtue as keys to enduring civilization.
To American Mothers Delicate Health And Physical Culture
A fragment discusses marriage health and upbringing in both Britain and America, advocating daily exercise cold baths and simple living. It contrasts American girls as fragile in health with British norms, urging physical cultivation to extend life and improve children's wellbeing. It emphasizes avoiding tight corsets, coffee, tea, and sedentary habits.
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Fife
Time-server ethics and the cost of honest success
The passage argues that a time-server may seek personal promotion, yet true value lies in honesty and sacrifice. It contends that lasting ends require integrity, and that God favors the conscientious and brave who wait for more favorable times to claim rightful honors.
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Pius IX portrait in Versatile opinion on his reforms
In a forthright critique, the Versatile opinion portrays Pius IX as a modern man swayed by impressions and emotion. It argues his shift toward absolute authority risks further European clashes and notes his partiality to the Gregorian faction while warning against indiscreet popularity.
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Europe
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Alexander
M. Rossi
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Suffering for Conscience Sake Free Church Faith Refusal Wealth
An impoverished Free Church adherent, facing his wealthy uncle on his deathbed, refused two deeds granting him full wealth and favored a distant relative. He chose poverty in this world to remain faithful, destroying the favored will and accepting exile from the position of prayer and influence. The article lauds his steadfast faith and predicts heavenly honor. Edin burgh Witness.
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Midlertown University
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Ile
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Young Females and the Temple of Wisdom
A mid nineteenth century exhortation urges young women to embrace education and benevolence. It extols access to science and knowledge, questions vanity, and calls for disciplined pursuit of moral excellence, immortality, and lasting glory.
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