Fragment of Portical Verse on Rejection and Despair
The speaker laments rejection and social ruin after a suit is dismissed. His spirit broken, he describes depression, neglect, and public scorn while contemplating self harm and pleading to win back his beloved Kitty, seeking pity and renewed acceptance. The piece uses vivid imagery of weathered mind and social judgment.
Appointment of Washington to the colonial army chief
Extracts from John Adams's autobiography reveal the heated debate over appointing George Washington commander in chief. Adams recounts Congress backing Washington after factional disputes, the struggle with a southern norther n divide, and opposition to Lee as second in command. The piece notes Adams's push for unity and the moment Boston's siege and casualties shaped the decision.
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John Adams
New York Post
Mr. Adams
Col. Washington
Colonial Army
Doctor Winthrop
Cooper
Jas
Warren
Wart
Aids
Heath
Congress
New England
Washington
Magsachiectis
Mr. Hancock
Mr. Cushing
Paine
Samuel Adams
Hanedek
Elief
Warheington
Sulyjeus
Virginia
Mr. Pendleton
Boston
State House
Adams
Cambridge
America
Union
Hancock
Pendleton
Sherman
Connecticut
Cushing
General Ward
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Lee
Mr. Mifflin
Ward
T Gates
Mifflin
Reed
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Bunker Hill
Tustin
Gerry
Henry
Lynet
Debates and Adventures From a Turbulent Texan War Era
A lengthy, period voice piece mixes reflections on history and conquest with a dramatic Texan war incident. It highlights Thomas J. Rusk rising to lead at Nacogdoches, the 1845 46 Texas annexation era, speech making, and portraits of public life. It weaves moral musings with sensational scenes, political quips, and social cautionary tales.
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Senator Rusk
Texas
Thomas J. Rusk
U. S
Nacogdoches
Lucretia
Brutus
Juan Costa
Santa Anna
Pedras
States
Col
Pedrias
Land of the Wild
Hearis
Ferdinand Pedras
Rusk
Texa
Cos
Mexico
Phe
Satan
Gilded Gold and the Awakening West
A rugged river scene in the Sacramento region depicts a lone wanderer discovering a gleam of gold that sparks a cascade of transformation. The vision follows a movement from quiet wilderness to a bustling, thunderous quest as a vast gold rush reshapes an untamed landscape and awakens a nation to vast wealth and destiny. The narrative intertwines mythic tone with historical upheaval, invoking Columbus, Columbia, and the western frontier as engines of change.
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Sacramento
Pivas
Te Woordman
Merrient
Bagle
Coolumbia
Theountains
Albion
Treasture
Marcus
General Willisen and the Polish War of Independence
General Willisen, chief of the Schleswig-Holstein army, is traced from Prussian noble roots to a military life across 1806 to 1841. The narrative covers his service in Austria and Prussia, his role on Blucher’s staff, and his later teaching at the Berlin General Military School. It notes his theory of warfare, including strategies of victory, and his controversial Polish War writings that stirred debate and affected his career.
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Willisen
Schleswig-Holstein
Averstadt
University of
Halle
Circle of the Saal
Kingdom of
Westphalia
Cassal
Austria
France
Willigen
Vienna
Halland
Tyrol
Gener
Prince Blucher
Scharnforn
Gneisenau
Mnen
Clausewitz Grolmann
General Military School
Berl
Jomini
Willison
Vles
Willken
General von Clatsewicz
Williven
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Errat
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Tamerlane
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Napoleon
Waterloo
Mechanics’ Institute
Carlyle
Devil
Ares
Fishion
Lear Te Hame
Iris Powps
Bry
Rep
Teeves
Bam
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