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08
Jan
2012
Woodworth and the hunters of Kentucky

34 days ago by Rob Velella

The Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815 was the final major battle of the War of 1812. The American victory pushed the British troops to withdraw from Louisiana. Commanding the battle was Andrew Jackson, future President of the United States. A significant portion of Jackson's troops were from ...

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20
Dec
2011
PASSING THE TORCH

52 days ago by David Minor

(Continued from November 23, 2011) Every incoming New York City mayor takes the reins of a different beast than that of his predecessor. As state legislator and canal supporter Walter Bowne prepared to take over from William Paulding at the end of 1829 the city was in its usual state of flux. Street ...

EaglesByte - eaglesbyte.blogspot.com · 1 reference

03
Dec
2011
Splendid blossoming promise of future fruits

70 days ago by Rob Velella

She was born " Anne Drinker" on December 3, 1827, but her poetry is better known through her pen name " Edith May." She started writing in the 1840s and saw her works published in various newspapers and magazines. Her friends and fans insisted she publish a book and, accordingly, Poems by Edith May ...

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Introduction to the Trumpet, pt 2 // music

70 days ago by keira

From the long mouthpieces that the slide trumpet was known for, developed the idea of creating a separate mouthpiece for natural trumpets. The basic design for the mouthpiece during the 16th century and the 17th century was a cupped shape that had a sharp edge and a flat rim. There were different mo ...

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Introduction to the Trumpet, pt 2

70 days ago by keira

From the long mouthpieces that the slide trumpet was known for, developed the idea of creating a separate mouthpiece for natural trumpets. The basic design for the mouthpiece during the 16th century and the 17th century was a cupped shape that had a sharp edge and a flat rim. There were different mo ...

Acoustic Musical Instruments - acousticmusicalinstruments.com · Rank: 28,601 · 28 references

18
Nov
2011
New Historically Accurate, Authentic, Reproduction Fabric!

84 days ago by Susan

Attention Historic Seamstresses! I am really excited to announce I have begun working with an American fabric distributor who carries an extensive line of high quality reproduction cotton prints! I am going to do my best to be competitive on pricing. Many of the designs are straight out of Eileen Tr ...

The Dress Diaries - maggiemayfashions.blogspot.com · 3 references

15
Nov
2011
Birth of Leland: in darksome lore

88 days ago by Rob Velella

I was born on the 15th of August, 1824, in a house which was in Philadelphia, and in Chestnut Street, the second door below Third Street, on the north side. It had been built in the old Colonial time, and in the room in which I first saw life there was an old chimney-piece, which was so remarkable t ...

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11
Nov
2011
Percival: with loveliest creatures

92 days ago by Rob Velella

According to the notice inside the book, "on the eleventh day of November in the forty-eighth year of the Independence of the United States of America," James Gates Percival copyrighted his book Poems. That date, in more modern terms, is November 11, 1823. In addition to being a poet, the Connecticu ...

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10
Nov
2011
A bad manuscript and worse proof-reading

93 days ago by Rob Velella

The novel Precaution was published on November 10, 1820, priced at $2 for both volumes. Its author, James Fenimore Cooper, wrote the book as a challenge to himself. His publisher (A. T. Goodrich & Co.), however, soon learned he was himself a challenge to work with. Cooper was highly concerned with i ...

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