Latimer and the Reformation Echoes in a Fragmented Page
A long, mixed excerpt from The Register features advertisements, literary excerpts, and biographical discussion. It recalls Latimer as a reformer, notes Southey’s literary stature, and includes a moral tale of an English boy who later repays aid to a benefactor, with a New York loan story nestled in the narrative.
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St. Paul
London
Strand
Whitehall
Father Latimer
Latimer
Henry
Edward VI
Mary
Cranmer
Ridley
Wither
The Poor Man's Death Bed and Burial
Milford Bard presents a lyric scene of a dying father with no companion but his child. The girl pleads softly as tears fall, the father gathers his daughter in a final embrace, attempting to speak as love steadies him in sorrowful moments.
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New York
Courteous Reply to an Infidel in Quarantine
An American traveller detained at the mole or quarantine is courteously offered half his apartments and a sofa by a young English translator. After forming a close acquaintance, the traveller asks how the translator could endure blasphemy by Satan.
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Robert Moore
By-The-Bye
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Southey
Walsh
Paris
London Examiner
Walter Scott
Scott