The Doctor in Love with Madame Vittorenzi
A Western physician falls for the opera singer Madame Vittorenzi and becomes distracted from his practice. His roommate and a colonel tease the doctor’s fixation as the singer’s fate and a planned performance hinge on a throat ailment and dramatic misgivings.
Boundaries and Settlements of Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware
The article traces colonial boundary disputes from Penns grant with Lord Baltimore to Mason and Dixon’s line. It covers the Delaware deep water port aims, 39th and 40th degree north latitude debates, 1780s agreements, and Connecticut’s overlapping claims against New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, ending with Virginia and Maryland border settlements.
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State of New York
Chautauqua County
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Conewango Creek
Washington
State House
Historical Library of
Dietrich Knickerbocker
New Court House
Harrisburg
William Penn
Lord Baltimore
Great
New England Company
North America
Virginia
New England
Maryland
Penn
Delaware River
Newcastle
Markham
Delaware
Schuylkill
Muarkhamn
Baltimore
Baghard
Cape Cornelis
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Chesapeake
Philadelphia
Colony
Cape Henlopen
English Court of Chancery
Mason and Dixon
Mason and Dison
Presque Isle Triangle
Connecticut
Winthrop
Charles
Earl of Warwick
Narragansett River
Massachusetts
Long Island Sound
Pacific Ocean
Providence Plantations
Duke of York
Connecticut River
Hudson River
Martin’s Vineyard
Nantucket
New Plymouth
Maine
Pemaquid
Massachustts
Pennsylvania and New York land claims over Presque Isle
A historical overview traces the 18th century battles over western lands from Penns boundary rights through Connecticut Massachusetts and New York claims to the Six Nations. It covers treaties including Fort Stanwix 1784 and the Phelps Gorham sale, the western boundary surveys, and Seneca cessions triggering Pennsylvania settlement at Presque Isle amid Indian opposition.
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Delaware River
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Lake Erie
Trenton
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Andrew Jilcott
Frederick Saxton
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Pennsylvania and the Presque Isle triangle dispute
The narrative recounts the 1794 council over Presque Isle and the attempted removal of intruders from the area. It notes General Wayne’s fortification, Cornplanter’s July 4 address, and President Adams’s intercession halting Pennsylvania’s plans. It details the 1794 Maumee Rapids action and questions title validity to the Presque Isle triangle and surrounding lands.
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Presque Isle Triangle
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Augustus Porter
Population Land Company
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Ile
Col
Seth Reed
Rufuss. Reed
Charles M. Reed
Judge Porter
Connecticut Land Company
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Windy March Night in Western Town Ends in Cultural Frenzy
A small Western town revels in culture as a famed concert troupe and Col. Musgrave arrive at the hotel. The colonel, famed in diplomacy and cooking, hosts with grand flourishes while Madame Vittorenzi leads a witty quartet. Contingent costs mount, stirring local prudence before seven nights end.
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Musgrave
Col. Musgrave
Marguerite
Madame Vidlorenzi
Vittorenzi
Doctor to a Man in Love and a Colonial Laughter
An extended comic scene unfolds among Fred, the colonel, and a doctor as they tease about Madame Vittorenzi. The doctor confesses love for a girl, then discovers a rhinoceros in a room and declares the maid the true object of affection. A duel of affections follows leading to a secret engagement and the colonel’s claim to marriage, prompting chaotic exits and laughter.
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Jessen
Althoweh
Sultana
Tom
Fred Blake
Blake
Fred
Madame Vittorenzi
Tam
John
Colonel Mungrave
Tigginbotham
Sss
Sfigginbotham
Madame Vitterenzi
Thad
Vittorenzi
Tere
Marguerite
Treaven
Old Burton
Musgrave
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