Tipton Advertiser narrative of Ellen's peril and royal rescue
A dramatic tale set in a royal court where Ellen Ingleverre endures sulfur fumes and self sacrifice to restore King Francis sight. The king and Ellen confront banishment, moral peril, and lasting love as a crowd erupts in shock and a festive hawk laments the tragedy with its cries. The scene ends with Ellen’s vow and the monarch’s reflection on virtue and honor.
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Lord Francis
Ellen
Kitedtor
Francis
Ellen Ingleverre
Bayard
Earth
A Legend of Provence’s Queen and the Captive King
Francis I visits Provence after Pavia prison. Ellen, sixteen, distracts the king with charm and avoids his advances by inviting him to an overnight visit at her father's house. She plans to meet him at midnight, while inwardly plotting to guard virtue as she contemplates a drastic self-disguise.
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Texas
Provence
Francis
Pavia
Portugal
Charles the Fifth
Iser
Rhone
France
Henry the Eighth
Madrid
Peter
Ellen
Fair Ellen
Digest of the Presidents Stump Speeches and Claims
A compact, period style digest asserting the speaker rejects common criticisms while claiming enduring control of government. The text cycles through denials of demagoguery tyranny and egotism as the speaker maintains authority and residence in office.
Soldiers Exempted From Military Duty Act Iowa 1866
Iowa law notes exempting two years United States service veterans from state military duty upon honorable discharge. Executive may call upon exempt in public danger. repeals inconsistent acts. Approved April 2, 1866.
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General Assembly
Iowa
United States
Refund of uniforms for Iowa 2d and 3d Infantry regiments
An act appropriates thirteen thousand five hundred dollars to refund money deducted from soldiers of Iowa's 2d and 3d Infantry Volunteers for grey uniforms issued in 1861. It requires federal refund before payments, duties for the Adjutant General to certify amounts from original rolls, and warrants to be issued by the Auditor on the State Treasurer.
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3D Regiments
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Redemption of land sold for taxes in Iowa
The law allows redemption of lands sold for taxes after three years. An heir authorized by Iowa law may redeem by equitable action in district court. All claimants derived from the tax sale must be named as defendants. The action proceeds as other equitable actions, with the court settling rights, claims, and liens, including tax liens.
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