King’s Own tale of a French prize mutiny and daring youths
In Capt. Murray’s King’s Own a captured French privateer is taken in a prize. Seymour and Jerry, two young midshipmen, prepare muskets and trap the mutineers. A night attack leads to a brutal deck fight, seaborne carnage, and the youths’ fearless defense securing the vessel.
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Nobleness of Soul in Early Harrison Career
The account recalls General Harrison defending his integrity against slander in Indiana 1805 during territorial governance. A malicious report led to a slander suit, the jury awarded four thousand dollars, his property was seized, and upon return he restored two thirds to the defendant while distributing the rest to the dependents of Tippecanoe fallen soldiers.
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Martin van Buren
Illustrious West owner and balloon feats recall old era
Aged Western landowner’s title dispute ends with a noble gesture saving a family from eviction. The piece recalls William Henry Harrison and a crafty New York lawyer, then reports the Royal Vauxhall Balloon ascent at Vauxhall Gardens with a massive 157 foot circumference craft carrying three or four riders in 1784.
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