Roger Williams Prophet of Freedom in American History
The essay argues Roger Williams deserves a tercentenary tribute in Massachusetts linking his arrival in 1631 to beliefs in liberty. It notes Williams advocated church-state separation, aided Narragansetts, founded Providence and Rhode Island, promoted toleration for Quakers, and shaped civil liberty, despite colonial intolerance. Williams’s bold defend of liberty is framed as foundational to the American Republic.
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Roger Williams
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Salem
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Willams
Narragansett Indiana
New England
Roger Winns
America
Roger
Saint Sepulchre’s Church
Star Chamber
Westminster Hall
Edward Coke
Charter House School
Pembroke College
Cambridge
William Masham
Old England
Plymouth
Roger Willams
Massasolt
Seekonk River
Plymouth Colony
Providence
R. 1
Rhode Island
Canonitus
Miantonomo
Sassacus
John Clarke
Wiliam Coddington
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Wayland
Cavan
Cateton
Williame
Masachusetts
William Coddington
Iberta Te Fundant
Connecticut
Society of Friends
Thode Island
Henry Vane
Commonwealth
John Shorndyke
Samuel Hubbard
Uplon
Pittsburgh
Ong
Midi Ag
Wisdom in One Short Sentence From a Dinner Table
Mrs. Dwight W. Merrow described political campaigning humor at a dinner explaining how advice varied from joking to caution to silence. One friend summed rules with humor saying there are none beyond rule six and, when pressed, refused to reveal what it is.
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Dwight W. Merrow
Maedekers
Stone Age Graves Unearthed Across Parts of Prussia
Excitement over yearlong digging yields 28 Stone Age graves with ornate stone coffins and axes. A Wosnitver site reveals a Roman Caesar burial with cremations. A Kottex lake pile dwellers' settlement dates from 800 to 600 B C. in iron age.
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Prussia
Wosnitver
Sensburg
Kottex Lake
London Math
A Mise and a Kian on the River
A humorous dialogue in a canoe between a dark young man and a pretty girl in the stern. They discuss the risk of attempting a kiss and the peril of being thrown into the river, ending with a soft remark about continuing the swim.
Combat Quotes on War and Precedence by Nature and Force
A compact quotation piece contrasts views on preventing war with a table gathering and a question of precedence. It cites Voltaire on nature’s power versus education, framing a debate on force and influence in resolving conflicts.
How Wife Collaborated With Artist Husband
Charles Dann Gthson argues wives should not merely join their husbands work. A young artist insists his wife collaborates, but the wife claims she does not draw, only cooks very good meals, sparking humor about partnership dynamics.
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Charles Dann Gthson
Something-or Somebody in a Confused Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Bings and Mr Gings debating a mind lapse and a misused phrase. Anne seeks clarity as they discuss authority or divine rights, noting a king cannot act as he pleases. The brief exchange hints at confusion over language and power dynamics.
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Mrs. Bings
Mr. Gings
Anne
Perfect Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Fashion Color
The copy touts Diamond Dyes as the easiest way to achieve perfect dyeing on dresses and drapes. It claims high quality roitiss morey and anilines that prevent spotting or streaking, delivering clear, even color that lasts through wear and washing.
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