The Coon Hunt Ballads of Old Kentucky Night
Fragmentary verse from a 19th century piece recounts hunters traveling through woods to reach old Kentucky. The poem features a coon hunter and a dog named Hickory, with repeated lines urging others to clear the track for Kentucky. The readable text centers on rural American hunting lore and regional pride.
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Newark
Old Kentucky
Ranter
Tenneseen
Pouxro
Kentucky
Speech on tariffs and WEocracy in early union politics
A lengthy speech denounces protective tariffs as a British-influenced, elitist policy harming the South and West. The speaker warns against an aristocratic "WE" faction, cites British funding and press, and urges defense of equal liberty and democratic institutions. He contrasts federal power with fiscal prudence and recalls Revolutionary heroes.
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New England
Pennsylvania
Povuver
Columbuia
Rome
Iman
Alexander
Greece
Mar
Lot
Pennmylvania
Wint
Passalage
United States
Great Britain
Lave
West
England
Atlantic
Kendall
Anya
Harrison
van Buren
Possi
United States Bank
van Bild
Democratic Party
Liverpool Standard
Jean’ Dathocracy
Harrison Peer
A Biren
Mog
Thane
de Kalb
Pulasii
Savannah
Kosciuseo
Layfayette
France
Barron
Monmouth
York
Montgomery
Abraham
Auebee
Shah
Deir Toil
Solomon
Rath
Ltr
Detviratie Party
Jackson
Menowe
Unclear historical prose on religious and political fervor
Fragmentary text discusses religious interpretations of divine retribution, moral restraint, and political mania during a past administration. It references Nebuchadnezzar, Jerusalem, banners, and the dangers of mob psychology, warning against profane demonstrations and urging principled action.
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Baenehe
Wiley
Raudtfent Botinen
Mbardires
Jerusalem
Ted
Nebuchsdmeranr
Tyre
Martir
Babylon
Rietary
Moshett
Toshizn
Snett
Ami Sama Times
Epciniy
Uae
Tad Severdevistert
Roelow
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MR. Duncan
Ofr
Frelinghuysen
Trim
Scort
Hannore
Natenys
Barrison
Tagreaiind
Tlagiolars
Anrin Mink