Lafayette and Freedom A French Hero in Troubled Times
Conte sts Lafayette's role in the French Revolution showing his push for constitutional limits and liberty. It details his clashes with the Queen, Mirabeau, and Robespierre, and his eventual fall from influence as Jacobins and Girondists battled for power. References to Washington, the American Declaration, and the fate of the monarchy frame his legacy.
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Friends of Freedom
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Order of Things
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Roland
Interior
Dumouriez
Belgium
Vienna
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Napoleon
National Assembly
Waterloo
Meaux
New England oddities and farm follies from a self styled gentle shepherd
A rambling, humorous piece recalls a Western North Carolina land scene with a joking author describing his "solid farm" stack of three farms, sheep kept for decoration, and a comic tale of Leydie the cow. The narrator riffs on gardening, pipes, and a chaotic tale about naturalization and immigration law as Clarence is invited to see curiosities of government.
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Dade
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Laydie
Farler
Hill Baldwin
Leydie
Lyman Abbott
Upper Congo
Mr. Ledvetter
Leydia
Baldwin
Tenydie
William
Shavan
Roao
Gras
Lovydia
North Carolina
Mormon Church
Grand Forks
N. D
America
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Satar
Fara
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Beto
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Clarance
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Remarkable Martyr Remains Found in Algiers Bed of Cement
Fragment from a New York World tale recounts the martyr Geronimo who was buried alive in a cement tomb, later encased in stone within Algiers Fort foundations. The piece notes a curious 300 year gap, the discovery of the cast at the fort, and a museum display provoking reverence and curiosity among visitors and officials.
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Geronimo
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Paria
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Brittah Museum
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