A Washington dinner tale and other anecdotes from 1821
A Pennsylvania visitor recounts Jefferson hosting a German envoy and daughter at the White House in 1821, sharing Virginia hospitality and lodging plans, then the guests depart after a cordial day. Other anecdotes recount steamboat couples, wardrobe plunder, and a Burlington Gazette revival forming lessons on fortune and resilience.
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H. Fuehler
Harriisburgh
Bnuebler
Col. B
Gen. Hirster
Pennsylvania
Andrew Gregg
Commonwealth
A. Greeg
Bueb
Randolph
Loannake
House of Comincans
Gregg
Agust
Vy Greggs
Congress
Jefferson
Pennsyvania
Greng
Varietty
Virginia
Sip
Jefferzon
Crange
Mr J
Capitol
Mr G
Mr Gregg
Hin
Mr. G
Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Gregg
Mr. J
Mr Jefferson
Mr. Cole
Lancaster County
George
Buffato
Haywood
Heywood
Ing
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Ron
Becky
Sally
Dors
Blairville
East
Femerican Herro
S. C Atkins
Burlington
N. J
Morris
Philadelphia Evening Post
Burlington Gazette
Abe
Atkinson
Philadelphia
Wisconsin Legislature
Senate
Dennis
Board of Supervisors
Waukesha County
Sprague
Committee On Education and
Kinney
Horn
Washington County
Botkin
Kilbourn Road
Messacre
Brown
N. F. Hyer
Reed
Chase
Strang
Deaney
Delaney
Briggs
Land
P. M
Strong
Wisconsin
Srong
Friends
South
Union
Free Soil
District of Columbia
Turck
Little Gentleman
Racine
England
Noble
Hobart