Ideal American Man and the Legacy of McKinley
A historical tribute extols Galien figures like del Epee and Dr Howe for deaf education and moral leadership. It lauds McKinley as the exemplar of duty and civic virtue, arguing true manhood lies in service to humanity and adherence to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michell de L’ipee
Ulent
Hairy
del Epee
Catherine I
Joseph II
France
America
Howe
McKinley
Broken Promises and Faith in Public Life
A reflective essay on the perils of unkept promises in history and daily life. It cites Napoleon and Josephine, Arnold of West Point, and the cost of broken faith, arguing that trust sustains government, family, and personal virtue. The piece closes with the adage that when faith dies, the man is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Jerome Lennart
Elizabeth Atterson
Baltimore
Napoleon
Jerome
Catherine of
Wurtemburg
Austria
America
Queebec
Fort Schuyler
Washington
West Point
England
Arnold
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Nalph W Correll
God
Nilla Rhoder