Washington Telegraph excerpts echo Pulaski legend in Brandywine tale
A lengthy Washington Telegraph fragment recounts Pulaski’s Brandywine bravery with vivid battle imagery, praising his and Washington’s courage, then shifts to a moral lecture on labor and self reliance, urging workers to earn their living and deny idleness, as well as a San Jose California correspondence detailing a deadly land dispute and ensuing trials.
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Brandywine
Osburn's Hill
Forwarts
Brudren
Lulaski
Watts
Sullivan
Washington
Green
Liang
Mary
Éharastar
Fabius
Germantown
Delaware
Trenton
Rome
Brutus
Cicero
Cataline
Henry
Paleski
Hanover
Stralight
Pitasti
London
Savannah
Yonder Rampart
Eichiy
Puilaski
America
Poland
France
Napoleon
Bourne
God the Father
Benj. Franklin
Roger Sherman
Benj. West
Washington, Ind
California News
Mayfield
Santa Clara
Thos. Seals
Alex Robb
Crosby
Paul Shore
Richard Shore
Seals
Patl Shore
Seal
Shore
Paul
Robb
Richard
Shore’s
San Jose
Mountain View
District Court
The Pillar of Fire and The Prince of the House of David
An 1859 advertisement notes G G Evans of Philadelphia selling The Pillar of Fire and The Prince of the House of David, with gifts, postage details, and a new classified catalogue. It lists page counts and prices and promises mailed copies and handsome presents for purchases. It ends with moral maxims about prudent behavior and a remark on enduring friendship through adversity.
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G. G. Evans
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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J. H. Ingraham
New York
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Judea
Princs
Egypt
Moses
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