Category: History - Modern (1750+)
When we consider that the obligations of benevolence which are founded on the precepts and examples of the Author of Christianity, are not cancelled by the follies or crimes of our fellow-creatures; and when we reflect upon the miseries which penury, hunger, cold, unnecessary...
One peculiarly interesting case of this kind has recently occurred, which is thought to be of sufficient value to justify special reference to it. This was a young man, No. 4,16...
1. Part 1When we consider that the obligations of benevolence which are founded on the precepts and examples of the Author of Christianity, are not cancelled by the follies or crimes of...
2. Part 2_Tobacco._--The subject of the use of Tobacco in the Penitentiary has again claimed our attention and care during the year now coming to a close, as it did during the one which...
4. Part 43. Another case was that of a United States Army captain, who was imprisoned on the charge of _enticing_ soldiers out of a regiment in one State into a regiment of another State...
5. Part 5That the evil is a very great one no one can doubt. It amounts to a positive insecurity of life and property which is disgraceful in the richest, most civilized, most complicate...
6. Part 6William Shippen, M.D., John C. Farr, Philip P. Randolph, Charles Ellis, William Ingram, Joseph R. Chandler, William S. Perot, Charles P. Perot, L. C. Neuman, Thomas Latimer, Cha...