Railroads and Immigration Debates Reflect Civil Era Struggles
The excerpt discusses government ownership of railroads to end discrimination in freight, and analyzes immigration as a political and social issue. It highlights calls by notable figures for public ownership if regulation fails, and reflects fears about national character and loyalty amid foreign influence.
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Martyrs of Science Theme Recalled Through History
A contemplation on martyrdom traces its role from early Christian times to modern conflicts, noting how individuals have sacrificed lives for faith and principle, inspiring reverence and enduring esteem across cultures.
Mexico's Conquest by Cortes and Cruel Ties Recalled
The article recalls Mexico's discovery in 1518 and its conquest by Spaniards led by Cortes in 1521. It notes Cortes became infamous for the crimes and harsh rule he imposed on the vanquished peoples, with references to events from 1528 onward.
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