Moore and His Charms as Poet of Scafalia
A fragmentary portrait honors Moore, praising his vivacity, integrity, and literary merit. It notes his steadfast principles, refusal of patronage, and a wartime offer to edit the Times that he declined. The piece recalls Moore’s Paris visit, a subscription drive by Whig peers, and a playful gift of a wine strainer with a poem about friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Bushe
Chrracter
Hormuda
Whiguaiity
Frrom
Weh Oman
Prine
England
Lhord
John Russell
Tie
Charles James Fox
Paris
Barnes
The
Times
Témes
Daily
Miracle
Justice Tabourd Ealled i
Lonc Dln
Iiret
Ty Keller
Moore's Brotthers
Auie Westreet
More
Bern Dex
Minn HM
Parictedien
Witteancret
Pawart
London
Wien
The Late Sir Robert Peel Obituary Recap
A London obituary recalls Sir Robert Peel born 1788 at Tamworth as a towering statesman. It traces his shift from Tory to Conservative, roles as Home Secretary and Prime Minister, his reforms and resignations, and notes his enduring legacy in London police regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
London
Tamworth
Tle
Hirrow
Oxford
Commons
Trekind
Duke of Richmond
University of Oxford
Trts
Sidmomsh
Nef
Can
Melbourne
Puch
Peemier
Wellington
Percival
PSE
Simmphant
John Russell
Tamyworth
Police of
Robert Peale
Eli Quincy Alois
Dream of Death and Cypress Wreath in Charlestown
A lyrical reminiscence from Charlestown recalls Alphonso and Amelia in youth and love. The poem shifts from tender verses about a wreath and music to a mournful dream of Amelia’s death and Alphonso at her tomb, where the Cypress Wreath and stone inscription mark their faded romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Athens
Amelia
Charlestown
Alphonso
Alphonzo
A Beautiful Thought in a Missionary Herald Image
A hast smoker scene from the Missionary Herald shows a sculptor boy with a marble block and a smiling face, dreaming of heaven as he carves a vision. The piece reflects on sculptors of life and the uncarved souls awaiting God’s command to reveal their inner light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Herald
Doane
Hata
Willemany
Memorial of Ghana Wasiseten and Adams in Congress Halls
Fragmentary obituary passages honor Ghana Wasiseten and J Q Adams, noting sudden deaths, lifelong study, and public service. The text evokes Revolution era reflections, classical learning, and the nation’s gratitude, with emphasis on Congress, contemplation, and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghana
Congres
Death of a Nation's Pride on Independence Day
An obituary tribute recalls James Madison as a wise statesman who shaped Virginia and the nation. It notes his quiet death amid national celebrations, his role alongside Jefferson, and the public sorrow at the loss of a founder-era leader. It also touches on other figures and legends, including tips about Charlemagne’s talisman and Polish Hungarian wartime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jefferson
James Moster
H Countey
Monnor
Waanineron
Democratic Party
France
Tippecanoe
Venice
Generil Daewson
Tim
Osteney
Ste
Syel
Pena
Dembinskies
Washington
Dombinski
Ginili
Kossuth
Coimt Dembinehi
Ster
Dembinski
Galicia
Manoje
Temeswar
Micary
Momy Anuothe
Ryseia
Atettia
Gorgey
Temesche
Iossuth
Aida
Cathie
Boin
Helio Widdin
Austan
Ratsia
Hannay
Beatae
Anton
Elaisens
Bey Thes Pratnen
Shiwmla
Af Einyliya
Leshond
Howevir
Anne
Tinsk
Darge Hall
Cetayrtaset PLC
Jol PL Brown
Dragomas
Wwe
Chile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Persin
Dulin Usuvoesity Magazine
Plvinas
Mires
James Corry
Corry
Ewart
Lighton
Thomas Moone
Sir Robert Peel
Parner
Pryure
Mr. Chosen
Tielipplauee
Tor
Cone
Taytar
Prembinski
Bat
Coyswatinople
Phe
Parkis
Varna
Constantinople
United States
Charlemagne
Louis Napolew
Aachen
Aix-la-Chapelle
Buonaparte
Sud
Morviense
Holland
Aaroun-al-Rasehid
West
Fastrada
Charles
Mentz
Jogehuin
Ravenna
Daly
Paseo
Olle
Dag
Ted Lions
Tony
Aden
Ian
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