Vineyard dream on Chicamauga battle field sparks debate
A Wilmington 1869 column argues for promoting Georgia North Carolina and Tennessee hill country as a site for a French vineyard venture. It warns of past Indian dispossession and calls for peaceful industry and unity among citizens to build up home manufacturing and farms. It discusses prosperity crops and national wealth from west grain and rails. It critiques Bourbon politics and praises Emersons new edition while noting press freedom in other nations.
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South Carolina
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Eastern
Middle States
Salem
Charlute
Greensboro
Ian Mi Bourbons
Potomac
Richmond
Richmond State Journal
John 8. Preston
Broad Street
Enquirer
Dispatch
New England
Lee
University of Virginia
General Grant
Horace Greely
Preston
Friends of Peace
Virginia
King Publishers of
America
House of Ticknor & Co
Messrs. Fields
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Mr. Emerson
England Faces Land Reform and Steam Road Change
The article notes England moving toward land reforms with Fawcett promising a land bill and abolition of primogeniture, while public opinion ripens. It mentions steam use on common roads and a night visit in a steam wagonette despite legal limits. It records the death of the infant daughter of A T and N G Smith aged ten months and one day.
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Fawcett
Mr. Fawcett
London
A. T
N.G. Smith
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