Chelsea Echoes of Sir Thomas More in Beaufort Row
In Chelsea, readers explore Beaufort Row and the Moravian chapel yard, tracing Sir Thomas More’s life from his Parliament opposition to Henry VIII to his imprisonment and execution. The piece recalls More’s bravery, marriage history, and enduring virtues, alongside sketches of Chelsea Church, the Clock House, and family lore through era anecdotes and local legends.
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Ilans Sloane
Sir Thomas More
Howard
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Hans Shuane
Elwek
Old Chelsea
Tle Ivo
Anita Tuder
Onicea
Homisa Square
Anne Henigua le
James Gillray
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Miluan’s Row
Leasius
Sirhomas More
Chielsey
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Mr. Colt
Gene Henan
Essex
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Erasmus
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Lawine
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Phonias
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Limeel
Teston
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Johanna
Jay
Tower
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Lurie
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St. Dunstan's Church
Canterbury
London Bridge
Nan
Hen
Royal Academy
More
Henry VIII
Jos Marrige
Anne Buleyn
Talnu
Reverie on Sir Thomas More and historic personages
A reflective prose piece contemplates Sir Thomas More, Erasmus, and other literary figures, contrasting past intolerance with present hope. It muses on moral greatness, witty epitaphs, and the fate of power, weaving dreams of political figures and their legacies.
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Sir Thomas More
Jim
Erasmus
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Roper
Aubrey
Thomas
St. Evremond
Petronius
Seneca
Cato
Socrates
Addison
Sigmias More
Hany
Mnaihy
Gael
Hollins
Anne Builen
Ami
Cieves
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Wise Surge of Horses and a Courtroom Puzzle
A merchant's will divides seventeen horses among three sons by half one third and one ninth plus a twist. the court mediator fixes a two day pause. On return a trick yields the youngest son with six horses, the middle with five, and the eldest with six, all unharmed. The judge seals the arrangement.
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Mashallah
Cadi
Suleiman Ibn Daoud
Nenevah
Inet
Haif
Reinin
The Rise of Railways Across the United States
The Louisville Journal notes the expansive growth of railways in the United States with estimates near 6000 miles and future expansion likely, predicting a vast internal network east of the Mississippi. It envisions dramatic economic and social changes as capital shifts and rail lines become dividend paying stock, shrinking distance and linking regions from New England to the West.
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Railway Journal
Mississippi
Hudson
Mexico
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Ohio
Iron Horse
New England
Louisville Journal
Popping the Question and Scriptural Exchange
Letters between a gentleman and a lady on a tender subject are printed for amusement, with biblical references from Romans and a response about excuses. The page also notes an inscription for a Peel monument praised by Cobden and a humorous Albany Dutchman remark about a drunken man and mackerel.
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