Polk War Affects Europe and Texas in 1840s View
The article argues Polk pressed Texas annexation to push slave territory into the United States, portraying the Mexican war as a result of European and Spanish interests. It critiques England and Spain, cites Santa Anna, Paredes, and Monroe era policies, and defends the war as beneficial for the republic while condemning monarchist meddling.
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James K. Polk
Bia
Andeleepa
Ienemeim
Hia
Wanye
Leeae
Weil
Urifuras
Pola
Cannes
Welland
Agatote Whale
Atemirats Cp
Yale
Brebehinen
Texas
Arerry
Hiv
Fedamentee
Aden
Tata
Bereta
Monroe
Pols
England
France
Spain
Maine
Europe
Deka
Montpenmier
Christina
Louis Phillippe
America
Havana
Cuba
Ergland
Flores
Velladus
Plores
Cab
Washington
Paredes
Mexico
Munoz
Republic
London
Renadar
Queen Christina
Taylor
Ille Grande
Arista
Polk
Santa Anna
Lavana
Spanish Republic
Santa Appa
Scott
Jalapa
New World
United States
Donase Cartes
Congreso
Mars
Ceres
Neptune
Hls
H. F
Houston
Taborry
Panama Railroad Stock Sold Fast in New York
The 1,000,000 capital stock of the Panama Railroad was quickly taken, mainly by New Yorkers, with Connecticut Massachusetts and Pennsylvania represented. The project promises a ocean to ocean steam link from Panama to the Chagres river and Navy Bay with coal on the Isthmus, suggesting a national rather than private enterprise.
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Panama
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Atlantic
Chagres
Mansanjila Bay
Navy Bay
North America
San Francisco
Jour
Com
New York
Col. Hughes
Pee Nile
Chagres River
Alex
Atlantic Porta
Isthmia
California
Oregon
Asia
Canton
I’. Butler King
Calcutta
Cantor
Shanghae
Valparaisoys
Callao
Guayaquil
Sian Blass
Mazatlan
San Diago
Buffalo Cour
The Flower Girl of Naples and the Honest Heart
A returning traveler reconnects with a college friend in his city and hears a tale of a romantic flower girl in Naples. The Italian girl helps her poverty-stricken noble family by selling bouquets, earning money from a traveler who gifts her coin, but hardship grows as the family’s estate decays and the flower girl tends to an ailing father while sleeping beneath an old ruin.
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Hebert Belrose
Belrose
Europe
Italy
Naples
The Infidel Mother and the Duty of Virtue
Excerpts discuss atheism and morality in marriage, asserting religious fidelity safeguards family happiness. It contrasts the infidel wife with a devout Christian woman, claiming social respect and harmony follow from faith. The piece mocks secular philosophy and cites domestic commands and societal expectations.
Not for her to guide the storm of war or rule the state
A poem-like reflection contrasts a woman's role with public power and governance. It asserts that true female care lies in domestic duties, guiding and elevating children, smoothing woe, and shaping virtue, while not seeking public authority or high political office.
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Fera
Italian Flower Girl and An Orphaned Heiress
A narrator recalls meeting a young Italian flower girl whose father dies in an apartment. He helps her after burial, learns she is last of her line, and places her with a respectable English family where she becomes his wife. The tale mixes sorrow, providence, and duty across distant lands.
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Dore
Imny
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