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Eny
Plebeian call to Freemen for freedom and protest
Fragmentary verse urging freemen to rise against oppression and defend national honor. Mentions beacon light from crags and plains, trumpet blast, serried ranks, and a nationwide call to unity amid political struggle. Names Polk Dallas Democracy appear garbled.
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Torre Pis
POLK
Dallas
Democracy
BNE
Pole and Dallas Edge High Olympus Throned Cobonbia
Fragmentary text depicts a mythic scene with pole and Dallas in an elevated realm. Cobonbia weeps and prays to a supreme power labeled as Chiff of gods and men asking for honor and aid. The fragment lacks clear context or reportable events.
Dem Republican Nominee George M Dallas Biography
From the Democratic Review 1844 outlining George M Dallas born 1792 in Philadelphia. The piece traces his education at Germantown and Princeton, early oratory, legal career, wartime service, and public offices up to his Senate tenure and political alignment with Democrats and Jacksonian era figures. It highlights his role in Pennsylvania politics and national affairs through 1833.
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Mr. Dallas
Philadelphia
Alexander J. Dallas
United States
Germantown
Friends’ Academy
Princeton College
Tle
Port
Dallas
England
Himelf
Dallas Life and Political Struggles in Early America
The narrative traces John Dallas's rising influence, opposition to Bank of the United States policies, and resistance to entangling alliances, detailing his stance during Harrisburg inquiries, vegetarian reforms, and the 1830s struggle against federal power. It notes his invitation by Van Buren to Russia, where as envoy he engaged in diplomacy with Count Nesselrode, shaping U.S. territorial and commercial discussions on Pacific shores.
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Gallatin
Madison
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Europe
Dallas
Russia
France
England
Holland
Netherlands
Lord Byron
London
Abydos
America
Childe Harold
Court of Common Pleas
Duallas
Romilly
Brougham
Mackintosh
United States
Ghent
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
Nicklin
Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Findlay
Mr. Dallas
Democratic Party
Monroe
Heister
Commonwealth
Shultze
Calhoun
War Department
Union
Jackson
General Jackson
House of Representatives
Adams
Jefferson
Ritter
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Bank of the United States
United Stes
van Buren
Count Nesselrode
Pacific Ocean
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