Miscellany on Connecticut Western Reserve history and emigration
A fragment of 18th and 19th century passages recounts Connecticut’s charter bounds and the Western Reserve, notes on land claims in New York and New Jersey, Civil War era sentiments, German emigration to America, and reflections on liberty, virtue, and industry. It blends historical geography with moralizing anecdotes and literary asides about progress and genius.
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Washington
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Peter Muhlenburg
Abi Catia
Viena
Gunerm Howe
Pennsylvania
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Demosthenes
Newton
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Bayt
Chalmers
Representative leaders and the power of ideas in politics
A long meditation on how great men become irresistible when they embody a leading idea and lead a popular movement. It warns that betrayal of the appointed leader dissolves power, with a Boston reference and a publisher's note about suspending publication to wake collections.
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Jouer
Sin
Boston
Musial
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Newspipers
Tecme Pon
Disparity in Marriage Case Ties to Property Power
The St Louis Republican reports a dispute over a marriage where a groom with wealth is accused of exploiting a young woman. The document describes governmental scrutiny of payments and alleged political influence surrounding a contract with the War Department. It details accusations against Broadhead and Cameron and hints at a broader conspiracy to defraud the public purse.
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House of Representatives
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Cameron
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Caine
Brodhead
Camenen
Reforming marriage by prudent choice and wealth
A 19th century moral tract argues selecting a prudent industrious spouse for a man of means. It contrasts three options: a simple, steady life with a modest fortune, a fashionable modern match, or an unsuitable union funded by lavish spending. Rev. H Wixszow labels the first as best, the second as acceptable, the third as ruinous.
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Ava Butler
Sory Tanely
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O. Dewey
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Haness
H. Wixszow
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