The Arnol d marriage and the artif icial stones tale
A memoir recounts Margaret Shippen Arnold as Philadelphia’s influential Revolutionary era figure tied to Benedict Arnold. It notes her exile by the Provincial Council, Burr’s later claim of royalist views, and her life in England. The passage shifts to a discussion of rival jewel imitants, detailing ruby and sapphire making and the history of artificial diamonds.
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Benedict Arnold
Canada
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Arnold
Aaron Burr
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Feil
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Explosion Shakes Salt Lake City Involved Powder Blast
An enormous blast in Salt Lake sprayed over two tons of powder, rattling the city and destroying nearby comforts. A deaf elder, far from the epicenter, heard the report clearly and spoke with her daughter about regaining bearing, recalling a door knock with startling clarity.
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