Voices In Time Book of Nature 1830 | Washington, D.C. Removing the Indians Andrew Jackson defends the price of progress.More
Voices In Time Revolutions 1841 | Concord, MA All Things Renew Ralph Waldo Emerson on the transience of all things.More
Voices In Time Friendship c. 1840 | Mississippi River That Whole River to Ourselves Mark Twain lights out.More
Voices In Time The City c. 1835 | London Never Can There Come a Fog Too Thick Charles Dickens on mud, fog, and the law.More
Voices In Time The Future 1841 | Ockham All in Good Time Ada Lovelace discovers the hidden realities of nature.More
Voices In Time Technology 1840 | New York City Photographic Memory Samuel F.B. Morse on the daguerreotype.More
Voices In Time Rivalry & Feud 1848 | Philadelphia My Kingdom for a Farce Edwin Forrest lights a feud with a hiss.More
Voices In Time Death 1833 | London One or Two Heartbreakers Some goodbyes are harder than others.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1831 | Paris Writing in Stone Victor Hugo explains the language of architecture.More
Voices In Time Food c. 1830 | Maryland Blood-Bought Luxuries Frederick Douglass compares the food of slaves with that of their masters.More
Voices In Time Family 1850 | Salem Nathaniel Hawthorne Digs Up His Roots Family trees cannot flourish for long in the same worn out soil.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1827 | Weimar The Universal Possession of Mankind Goethe considers the ubiquity of poetry.More