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Grorce Hownnp, Jr
Poltry to Tarbury Press Love Poem Fragment
A short verse fragment expresses admiration and affection from the speaker to a recipient named Tarbury Press. The speaker praises gentleness and beauty, calls the recipient the focus of their affection, and asks to be esteemed as a friend or lover. The piece ends with a plea for the mighty boon of esteem.
The Printer's Mission to Hold and Spread Truth
A historical meditation on the press as a beacon of truth. It urges the printer to wield the torch of knowledge against falsehood, praising the press as a divine instrument guiding minds, shaping public opinion, and sustaining honest struggle through the ages.
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Truth
Letter on Texan annexation from Dixon H. Lewis
Washington City February 14 1844 Hon Dixon H Lewis replies to a Texas correspondent regarding Congress views on annexation and a prior letter containing the Texan Congress expression of opinion. The letter notes two prior communications and progress in addressing the topic.
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Wasaiaton City
Congress
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Washington
Stewart's Texas annexation stance and Jeffersonian democracy
Commodore Stewart urges annexation of Texas and criticizes political obstacles. He argues for a strong Democratic platform rooted in Jeffersonian principles, warns against executive overreach, and emphasizes economy, national defense, and a liberal commercial policy. He notes his readiness to be named by Philadelphia Democrats and recalls his early support for independence and Texan interests.
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Stewart
Democratic Party
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Madison
Snyder
Jackson
Chas. Stewart
Annexation of Texas, a military necessity says author
A Dallas reader argues for immediate Texas annexation, claiming unity and defense against European and English influence. He cites General Jackson on border security, warns of open frontiers enabling English intervention, and questions English plans to provoke war via west India black forces. He asserts a majority favor annexation and urges swift action while deferring negotiation details to the government.
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Detroit
Texas
United States
Jackson
Europe
England
Frazer
West India Islands
Colquitt Letter Teasers on Public Opinion
A fragment from W T Colquitt expresses belief that the public will be pleased to hear the sentiments of another distinguished demon on an interesting subject. The letter suggests engagement and compliance will be appreciated by the audience.
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W. T. Colquitt
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