German Liberals Remember Paine In Louisville Parade
Citizens in Louisville attended a Monday procession honoring Thomas Paine the author of the Age of Reason. The piece contrasts Paine’s political writings with his religious appeals and notes reverence for the Bible among revolutionary era clergy.
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Religion and freedom tied to Christianity in early America
The piece argues that the American Republic’s perfection rests on revealed religion and Christianity. It warns Turners to examine the dangers of a system stemming from Tom Paine's Age of Reason, urging vigilance to keep republican vitality alive through faith.
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England and Bonaparte in the East 1853 54
Kossuth argues England followed Bonaparte to the Orient to curb him, not to defend Turkey. He cites Redcliffe and Clarendon dispatches, Turkish resistance, and French and British actions at Besika Bay, Gallipoli, and in the Crimea. He warns of revolution and asks Americans to prepare for major events.
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Belmount
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Monstrous Tobacco Stats Stirs Good Merchant Debate
A Buffalo Democracy piece argues tobacco waste equals vast sums and social cost, estimating four billion pounds produced yearly and a trillion plus in related expenditures. It lauds commerce and merchants, citing Charles Sumner’s appeal for the Good Merchant as guiding civic virtue.
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Inventor Plans Curious Patents On Mysterious Machine
A fragment describes an inventive mind proposing a patent for a machine to threaten or harm a hog, using a geared contraption that could shred or alter parts of the animal and related strange applications.
Fragmented Reflection on Aroma, Friendship, and Self
A poetic meditation on how small acts and inner worlds shape meaning. The lines compare shared aroma and friendship to a mountain held by atoms, reveal the priceless value of a smile, and explore personal histories hidden within each person.
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