Frozen Frontiers Saga of Jim Stuart and Aurore LeBlond
In the Canadian north at Sunset House Jim Stuart rules the fur trade with Omar as headman. Aurore LeBlond, rival trader’s daughter, is rescued after an overturned canoe. Though courtship follows, Stuart’s trading power and Paradin’s schemes threaten peace as ambushes unfold and loyalty to Jingwak grows.
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Sunset House
Jim Stuart
Thein
Omar
Aurore LeBlond
Stuart
Jim
Andrew Christle
Paradin
LeBlond
Paradis
Aurore
Winnipeg
Mateh
Parhan
Night Ambush on Sturgeon Lake in Ojibwa Camp
Jim and Omar bargain with an Ojibwa shaman to aid a sick wife as they seek Esau and Paradis. After treating the woman's wound, they learn Paradis’ location and face a trap set by Jinaw while planning a night escape and awaiting new lead. The hunt for Jingwak and Paradis grows perilous as betrayal brews.
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Namegami
Jim
Omar
Jingwak
LeBlond's
Paradis
Rupert House
Fort Severn
Errest
North-West Company
le Blond
Stuart
Bonne Chance
Himelf
Esau
Sunset House
Peterboro
Matt Esau
Bo Jo
Sturgeon
Tingwak
Beau
Fip
Tim
Campa
Heau
bo’-Jo
Jinga
Singwak
Omara
Jinow
Fingwak
Lake of the Great Stones
Jinaw
Hng Paradis
Jingwat
Iman
Paradig
Wabeno
Jinavwig
Aineere
Hdthé
Plannleé
Omiat
Wian
Smoke
Omar Boisvert
Jim Stuart
Jinavw
Olter
Lam
Oscar
Few Recognized Gettysburg Address Origins and Reactions
The piece recounts claims about who chose Lincoln and the short speech at Gettysburg. It cites a magazine disputing the brown paper theory, notes Lincoln nearly finished the text two days before the dedication, and quotes Ward Hui Sigmon recalling the cool reception and a remark that the speech would fail before some recognized it as immortal.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
Teja Genersily
Golden Book
Ward Hui Sigmon
Lincoln Og, Cer
Salvage Terms Under Mexican Law With Life Aboard
Under Mexican law a stranded or wrecked ship cannot be bonded for salvaging articles for individuals while there is life aboard, even if the only living passenger is the ship's mascot.
Brief summing up by Bramwell in a long trial
In a lengthy case Sir Eenest Wild accepted a terse verdict summary. Lord Bramwell urged the jury to consider their verdict with a brief eight word line. The exchange highlights Bramwell’s concise style in court.
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Eenest Wild
Joe Hung
Lord Bramwell
Bramwell
Muagnehester Guardian
World Gold Tower Imagines Global Stocks in Imaginary Disks
An illustrated National Geographic style explainer imagines a gold tower composed of 100 million dollar disks to visualize world gold stocks and flows. It traces total mined gold since 1492, 1931 US holdings, and shifts through 1981 1982, noting losses to industry jewelry and the current lower yet historically high level of monetary gold, with country comparisons and a Johannesburg reference to gold mining.
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National Geographic Scciety
Washington, D. C
WN Barvine
Quebec
Canada
Egypt
Atlantic
Brest
France
Pacifc
Indian Ocean
America
Ona
Bara
United States
Great Britain
Spain
Japan
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Soviet Union
Italy
Netherlands
Argentina
India
South Africa
Tower of Gold
Johannesburg
Alu
Pre
Am Olay
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Stats Corse
Mars
Gettysburg Address
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