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W. Bellamy
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B.D Batile
Hill
J. E Lindsay
Nash County
Janes M. Battle
K. H. Battle
For the Takboro’ Phess a Poem of Unrequited Love
A juvenile poem laments unreturned love and restless heartache. The speaker questions why to stay on earth when heaven her rival rests, urging the beloved to reap joy elsewhere while the speaker endures private pangs and a concealed heart. The verse ends with a mournful echo and the signature JUVENILITY.
Land of Liberty Dog Incident Riffs on Freedom
Teddy, fresh from his home, is bitten on the leg by a dog as he limps along a road. He stoops to pick a stone, only to find them stubbornly stuck, nailed into place by his boot treads. He proclaims that this free country favors dogs over men in a satirical quip.
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Teddy
Union of the States
United States
University
North Carolina
Lafayette
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the United States
Dennis Sorey
Thos. J. A. Cooper
Joshua Wilkinson
Jne F. Bellamy
Beth- Schem
America
Job Thigpen
David Barlow
T. M. Wilkins
Good Old North State
Old North State
Joseph S. Battle
Peter W. Pope
Armstrong
James Ricks
Jno
J. Barker
J. B. Hunter
Rocky Mount July 4 1842 Independence Celebration
Large audience gathers at Falls Church for worship and readings of the Mecklenburg and American Declarations. R R Bridgers delivers a lengthy address on Revolutionary hardships, followed by toasts honoring Washington, Adams, Jefferson, liberty, the Union, North Carolina achievements, and the nation’s future.
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Falls Church
Wm. Bellamy
Mecklenburg
Win. Bellamy
B. D. Battle
J. E. Lindsay
Howell Braswell
B.D. Battle
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R. Bonn
Confederacy
V.P. Wm. A. Pope
V. P. J. H. Harrison
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Halifax
W. P. M. Weston
Mlyself
Jesse Mercer
Wm. Hughes
John W. Mitchell
Battleboro
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Taylor
H. Ricks
John E. Thern
H. L. Williford
Wright Edmondson
S. P. Jenkins
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