Poetry fragment from The Star about loss and memory
A fragmented poem contemplates death and solace in an afterlife. It recalls a child’s death and a mourner's vision of paradise, with imagery of flowers, stars, and tears. The speaker narrates witnessing the child's passing, recalling love, sorrow, and a promise of reunion in eternal light.
Van Buren and the late war in 1812 debate ends in defense
A pro War Party article defends Martin Van Buren against Whig accusations of opposing the war. It praises his role in New York during the 1813 crisis and his push for armed defense, arguing his support helped rally New York and a broader American stance. The piece condemns opponents and urges citizens to stand firm for national rights.
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Whig Party
van Buren
West
South West
Cincinnati Republican
Mam Sai
Armas
New York
Federalista
New England
Webster
Genocrates
Federal Party
N. Y
Senate
M. Courier
Punai
America
Great Britain
Mr. Erskine
Earich
England
Erekin Cement
Edecesnor
Washington
Loriee
Amenena
Pa Zana
Avery Syomolo
France
Britain
Ocean
Europania
Coudite
Biil
Yorktown
Camden
Sarsinge
Weshington Globe
Tompking
Tompkins
Hartford
North Bend
The Thunder Storm by D Prentice tale of childhood fear
An aging narrator recalls a childhood terror of thunder sparked by a perfect summer day with a young cousin. As a distant storm gathers over a mountain, the calm breaks and the blast hurls nature toward danger, forcing a desperate, protective flight and testing courage amid fear.
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D. Prentice
Torpath
Gartons
Pasadive
Rome
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Ream Atti
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Betty
Ilka
Ein Wale
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