Women at War Craft, Courage, and Craft in Revolution
Eulogizes American Revolutionary women led by Molly Pitcher and Deborah Sampson. Describes Lydia links to Betsy Ross, Daughters of Liberty, and volunteers who spun, sewed, cooked, and produced powder for the army. Notes Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Schuyler aiding troops and urging supplies and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
France
Reims
Deborah Sampson
Robert Shirtliffe
Dicey Langston
Carolinas
Marion
Emily Geiger
Revolutionary Times
General Greene
Sumter
Washington
Mollie Pitcher
Daughters of Liberty
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Fort Edward
Philip Schuyler
General Schuyler
Albany
Saratoga
Valley Forge
New Republic
Betsy Ross
E. von Kaaman
Fragmented Verse Fragments on Power and Freedom
A damaged sample with arch, poetic phrasing speaks of priceless dowers, four sires, and blood as wealth. References to Antilles, Spain, sister isles of the Orient, Hawaii, and a flag of freedom appear amid a critique of despotism and tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antilles
Spain
Isles
Orient Sea
Hawaii
They Struck for Liberty and a July Engagement
A long, humorous romance on the shores of Ongiara follows Jack Gresham and Polly Davis as a quarrel over time and philosophy nearly ends their summer romance. After two weeks apart they reconcile with a bold plan to celebrate the new century by getting engaged on the Fourth of July and later marrying, ensuring two celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Europe
Dutch Republic
Solon
Marathon
Platea
Pericles
Greece
Itocracy
Morgarten
Washington
Lafayette
Morgallen
Sempach
Glarus
John
France
Louis XVI
States General
Spain
England
John of
Portugal
Italy
Kosciusko
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Hungary
Kossuth
Germany
Ireland
Robert Emmet
Mexico
Chile
South America
Bolivar
Venezuela
Peru
Republic of
Bolivia
Colombia
Granada
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Lamgsuck
Maajuba Hill
Dingaan
Ongiars
Greshams
Davises
Ongiara
Great Lakes
Jack Gresham
Polly Davis
Jack
Polly
Matthew Arnold
Commons
Miles
Pollybory
Woot
Davis Cottage
Solar activity linked to weather and magnetic disturbances
Historical observations connect solar activity with climate and storms. Flammarion notes cooler, wetter years align with solar quiescence and warmer, drier years with high sun activity, citing 1883 1884 and 1859 era events. Carrington Hodgson flare coincided with widespread magnetic disturbances observed globally.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hirsch Clothing Co
Leading Clothiers
Winona, Minn
Hillyer
Geo. J. Hillyer
Center Street
Killian Block
Car Lonrth
THE
Fulton
I. E. Kashner
Wais
Hsuebsh Bros
Cor
W.A. Hodgins
Dray
General Teaming
Geo. W. McKinstry
G. W. McKinstry
Winona
Berthe
Kingsbury
Chase & Sanborn’s
H. W. Kingsbury
West Third Street
N. Theisen
Schlitz
Minnesota
Joseph A. Obrecht
W. F. Rowley & Son
W. Fifth Street
EAGLE
J. W. Lauer
F. G. Vila
Third St
Boadicea
Prasutagus
Catus
Joan of Arc
Charles VII
Liberty
Guiding Star
Neil MacDonald
Seag
Kosciused
Peter M’arthud
Wellesley
Drake S
Joseph Rodman Drake
Joseph
Obma
Whoewerer
Odtors
Key
Drake
Fredom
Erucer
Paris
Camue Flammarion
Carrington and Hodgson
Kew Observatory
London
Cutta
Cuba
Australia
United States
Geneva
Kidd Drug Company
Elgin
Fil
Winema
Minn
Chase
Barney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!