The Russian Woman From Cloister Ideals to Court Seclusion
An analysis contrasts the ideal of woman as monastic virtue with practical life in Russian households. It tracesDonostroi teachings on obedience and confinement, notes harsher rules for the tsar’s family, and cites how higher ranks kept women hidden behind terem life while public access remained tightly controlled.
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Rtussia
Ivan the Terrible
Lea
Demestrol
Pososhkof
Tsaritsa
Lever
Aleo
von Méver~berg
Moscow
Tzar
Shakespeare
Gould
Daniel
Washington Irving
Thomas Mort
Mrs. Grundy
Goldsmith
Charles ©. Ney
House of Represerves
Ge Ffenry Lee
Christumas
Thomas Tosser
Jayden
Jonathan Sewell
Dean Swift
Keats
Franklin Sai
Lawrence Sterne
Nathaniel Lee
Matthew Price
Colley Cibber
Richard
Johnson
Milton
Bacon
Thomas Southerne
Edward Young
Massena
America
Europe
Ild
Napoleon
Inquisition
Rome
England
First East Street
Elis
Marseilles
France
Tie
Sherman’s Tactics in the South sparks NC political split
Logan Harris reports from Ratrica North Carolina that the Republican State Committee split over Grant and Sherman. The meeting elected CO. W. Grands as chairman with Sherman allies rising, while special Treasury agents and federal officers accused of coercion influenced votes. Indignation grows as Democrats rally, threatening a Grant nomination and possible state convention.
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Logan Harris
New York Times
Ratrica
N. C
Republican State Committee
Thomas B. Keogh
W. P. Canadas
Wilmington
J.J. Mott
Internal Revenue
Pinkney R. Rollins
Loan Division
The
Treasury
Washington
J. H. Harris
OW. Gay
DA. Jenkins
O. Labbs
L. W. Humphrey
D. H.starbuck
Canaday
Starbuck
Harris
Halas Barringer
Charlotte
Sherman
Cicago
Grandy
Treasury Department
Grant
Rollins
One Kilpatrick
Secret Service
Sbherwan
Greensboro
Col. Keogh
Joseph C. Abbott
Winston
Fixer Starbuck
Abbott
Newbern
Eee
Habbs
R. B. Elliott
South Carolina
Chicago
North Carolina
South
Indiana
M. T. Lewman
Geencastle
Vooshees
Heath
Wahington
Greencasle
Vandalia
Reynolds
Kansas
Adams
Emigrant Aid Society
Lim
Ludianapolis
Judge Martindale
Sulloway
Ludiaua
Witness
Windom
Noted Treasury Officials Attend Meeting Amid Scrutiny
Elihu A. White and other Treasury officers observed as Canaday Starbuck and Harris were elected delegates, a move harshly criticized for removing three delegates from the committee. The piece also surveys famous sayings and their origins from Shakespeare to Swift, with scattered commentary on slang and emigration debates.
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Elihu A. White
Io Sherman
Internal Revenue
Pinters
Treasury Department
Canaday
Starbuck and
Harris
Starving Ireland relief drive sparks New York donation
A New York Herald special from Dublin portrays dire Irish suffering with 300000 people starving and households surviving on turnips, meal, or last potatoes. The Herald opens a subscrip tion for Irish relief with a $100000 goal and pledges to publish subscribers' names and residences. In Georgia, the State Geological Department has been abolished.
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New York
Dublin
Ireland
Suce Jnan
Herald
Zerald
Irish Relief
Iti
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Glinston Sential
Geo. M. Mathes
Gaston
Etreet
Preston Roan
Raleigh Christian Advocate
Biiuace Ce Hbeitd. S
Raleigh
I. W. Durham
T. Vogler
Winston, N. C
Main Street
Merchant's
Hitel
Paceansne
Beck & Moore
Bucces_ars
Barrow & Back
N.C
Lynch's Select School
High Point, N.C
Englisi, Mathematical
Classical
Commercial
Sotentine Academy
W. B. Lynch
A.M
BP Reld
A.B
J. Brown
J.B. Vaughn
Brown
Vaughn & Prather New Hardware Store
Brown & VauGan
Robert D. Johnston
B. F. Crose
A. Gray
State Life Insurance Company
Indiatriona
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Saxronp
TOR
Bo T
Ws Sanford
M.D
Boatman
Anon
Merchant's Hotel
Chamberlins
Dashkof
Baturlin
Tsaritsa Natalis
Alexis
Jvce
Brother Gardner
Limekily Club
Ebery
Genevieve
Cleopatra
Ciarabel
Polly
Dinah
Chloe
Sam
Tom
Jim
Kentry
Tornadies
Chile
Moses
Adolphus
Idaho
N.Y
Death of Massena
Salt Za
Tribune
Count Massena
Bnt
Emerald Isle
New York Herald
Georgia
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