Germany Civil Code Debates and Marriage Law Critics
A long, fragmentary text discusses Germany's proposed civil code, noting a common criminal code and unified civil procedures. It compares German and French divorce and separation rules, the future of marriage obligations, and potential damages for broken betrothals, with references to English law and Roman civil norms.
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Karups
Germany
German Empire
Garwr Jusieat
Old Thomas Empire
Pranve
Burnedec Napoleon
Gurwany
Corman
Promierat
Articis
Lecregia
Ragland
Hushaod
Absolute Monarchs They Cruise About a Forirescer
A historical outlook argues naval captains act as absolute monarchs aboard ships, wielding life and death power, with the government accountable only if disavowed. It cites drills from Bahia and Ferrol, and notes Britain backs its captains publicly while U.S. captains command within strict rules, facing court martial risk and the need to forward complaints up the chain of command.
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Hawaiian Islands
Ims Stenn-Clad
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Bahia
Brazil
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Wachusett
Brazi
Iba
Hampton Roads
Collins
Florida
Ferrol
Spalo
Craveo
Niszara
Ele
Wilkes
Mason and
Sildell
Trent
England
Hoston
Great Britain
Seward
Jefferson Davis
Martin Kazta
Kossuth
Hossar
Smyroa
St Louis
Danvan N. Ingraham
Kosta
Ingraham
Austria
St. Louis
Levant
Sherahan
Congress
Portugal
Department of State
Navy Department
Tamgolog
Uffcial
Abraham Lincoln
Bes
Aken
New York
Washington
Colon
Panama
Yangje
Pizarro
Mander
White
Islow Plearro
Wien MI
Capa ‘Town
Sound
Afric
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Cape Colony
Baltimore
Bob
Rio
Europe
South
Central America
Revolu Sion
Vnex
Admiralty
Stanton
Elo
Na Mon
Alexander Sidell Mackenzie
Somers
Spencer
Secretary of the Navy
Thas
Otcers
Rexe Backes
Evolution of the Trotter Relives a Racing Legend
Robert Bonner, famed owner of Sunol and Maud S, reflects on trotting’s evolution from early fairs to modern speed. He recalls challenging Commodore Vanderbilt, notes breeding lines from Abdallah and Black Hawk, and emphasizes training, balance, and veterinary care. He predicts further speed gains and defends rodeo-like exhibits.
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Wison Preve
Robert Bonner
Sunol and
Maud S
Ireland
Bonner
Ike & Man
Presbyterian Church
Westchester County
New York City
Hudson
Mr. Bonner
56Th Street
New Yor City
United
Lin
New York
Fountain Head
Maryland
Commodore
Te Bupger
Alod
le Pred
Kentucky
California
New York State
Grange County
David
Abdalish
Americus
Abdallah
Blun Grads
Senator Standford
Pacific Coast
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Sayer
Eichmond
Bea
Sayers
Soll
Diack Smith
Chen
Alomianun
Beca i
Tamia
Sunal
Hawke
Phare
Bern
Ibis
Myenif
Bebietiog
Reading tastes and youth character shape the Republic
The narrator argues that reading forms character and, by extension, the Republic. They criticize lack of organized effort to curb perverse fiction and moral decline, noting currents of vice suppression exist but not actions to govern literature. They blame wealth and talent for supporting inferior works and urge collective remedy.
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ORAN
Atruko B. Cano
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