Burley’s apology sparks army order on speech and duty
Solomon and Jack lead 1,200 troops toward Washington’s camp after a clash over authority. A published warning stresses respect for rank and decency in the army. A fragmentary love letter from Margaret to Tom Englund reaches Franklin in Paris, offering hope amid hardship at Valley Forge.
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Irving Bachellor
Solomon
Burley
Putnam
Gates
Jack
Washington
White Maresh
Philadelphia
Margaret
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
David Hartley
Tom Englund
America
Waltng
France
Valleyorge
Salomon
Eblet
Sylomon
Washingtons Inland Threats And A Soldier Spy Tale
The narrative follows Colonel Trans as he guides Washingtons army during the Valley Forge winter. It recounts Howe’s raid plans, Washington’s cautious strategy, and the harsh conditions endured by eleven thousand men in freezing camps. A mission to France via Franklin highlights support needs and morale boosts for ailing troops.
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Hows
Howe
Delaware
New York
Bristol
Washington
Edgely Eye Road
Thett
Solomon
Sehuytkil
Taek
Solvalon
Albany
Steuben
Schuylkill
Gates
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Congress
Jack Irong
Acout
Jack
Philadelphia
France
Franklin
Boston
Hamilton
Rons
Franklin in Paris Aboard the Mercury and Court Contemplations
The Mercury under Capt. Siméon Sampson sails swiftly past a British frigate and lands at St Martin. Jack details French travel by two wheeled post and royal hunt signals, then reaches Franklin in Paris, where Mirabeau and Vergennes greet him. Franklin laments France’s poverty, praises liberty, and endures a lively dinner with Madame de Brillon and Abbe Raynal.
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France
Franklin
Jack
Mercury
Siméon Sampson
America
St. Martin
Isle de the
Ian Rochelle
Chantenay
Jackk
Pasay
Margaret
Rena
Vergennes
Irons
Paris
le Grand Savant
Compte de Vergennes
Gabriel Honore Riquette de Mirabeau
Mars
Samson
Philadelphia
Mirabeat
Ansie
Ike
Marquis de Mirabeau
M. ‘Turgot
Ge Madtaine de Brillon
Raynal
Compte and
Courplesse
D’ Haudetot
Colonel
Ron
Deborah Frank
Abbe and Franklin discuss progress and print lore
The Abbe recalls a printed story that Franklin says he wrote years ago. Franklin and guests debate European time, wealth, and the New England ethic of labor and industry, stressing that progress relies on daily labor and virtue.
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Franklin
Fheattle
France
Europe
New England
To be Continued VR Use or Abuse
A fragment from the Ruston Transcript notes a cautionary stance on cosmetics with an ominous phrasing about ends and destruction, reflecting concerns over beauty products and their effects. The brief item hints at broader social commentary without concrete details or events.
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Ruston
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Versailles
Carmichael
Harmer
Humphries
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Monsieur
I. M. Fredericksem
Sconberg & Kilgore Bldg Suite No. 4
F. W. Hanson
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Birney Hospital
Lincoln Street
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Iowa
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Sconberg & Kilgore
North Seventh St
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