Ericsson and Fulton contrasted as inventors in ruin and triumph
The article contests Ericsson's failure and ruin as an inventor while praising Fulton’s perseverance that built steam navigation. It argues genius alone does not ensure success and that practical detail and capital shape lasting scientific breakthroughs. It links these tales to broader patterns of invention and luck.
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Imperial visit to Windsor prompts mixed royal tensions
The article outlines Victoria's reluctant invitation to Louis Napoleon and Empress Eugenie for an April visit to Windsor, amid palace protocol bans on illegitimate succession and British politics. It describes Palmerston and Clarendon's roles, court consternation, and the impact on European diplomacy and public opinion.
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Tribute to a Nation Builder on the Frontier
The article honors a leader who sacrificed for the union and prosperity and recalls his aging years. It recalls Niagara’s roar on the northern frontier and the snowy peaks of Mexico to the south as symbols of enduring fame. It praises his service, notes his memory will live, and hopes for long life and posthumous reverence at the tomb of the sleeping warrior.
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Algebraic Fallacy Mocking Mathematical Reasoning
A brief critique parodies algebraic manipulation to claim false equalities such as five equaling nine and every cat having three tails. It lampoons overextended proofs, noting the dangers of misapplied logic and the saying that a little learning can be dangerous.
Fox Burkes Talk Teaches Self Control Says Philosopher
A fragmentary quote reflects on learning from Burke and personal experience. It claims that children are not harmed by moral instruction and that self restraint is the most needed virtue in this world, as urged by a philosopher.
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