The Gaspee and Early American Resistance
A vivid excerpt traces colonial anger over British taxes and trade restrictions from 1764 to 1773, noting the Stamp and Tea Acts, nonimportation protests, and the burning of the Gaspee. It highlights figures Brown and Whipple leading armed action, and the elusive pursuit of attackers despite rewards. It also mentions Major Andre and Arnold, plus the Gaspee raid’s impact on British authorities.
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Great Britain
Charles
Greville
America
Sioike
Britain
Aaton
United Kingdom
Europe
France
Spain
Isaqas
Major Andre
Andre
Henriet Arnold
U 3
West Point
Arnold
Pritiehmed
Fragmentary note on a firecracker maker and medical scene
A partial text mentions a firecracker maker and a doctor with an order taker. The fragment references a talk and possible regret, with stray phrases such as Hen ne minis and pasar ldis sae bigghat po 3. The readable content is sparse and non-specific.
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Wasteal Brown
Ackers
The Fourth of July Remembrance at Cleveland Leader
The article recalls the grandeur of the year and the patriots who wrought freedom. It hails the Fourth as Freedom's natal day when men are brothers again and caste barriers fall in celebration.
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TNE
Provincial Congress
Wen
Cleveland
Gunpowder and fireworks in modern firework displays
Fragmentary notes describe gunpowder use in fireworks, noting minimal physical powder needs. It mentions color agents such as chlorates and nitrates, effects like aerial shells, salute displays, and ornamental bursts. The text cites chemical sources and safety concerns, with experiments described in antiquated terms.
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Poles
Peter
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