Voices In Time Rule of Law 1838 | Springfield, Il Mobocracy Abraham Lincoln urges his constituents to revere the law.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 The Future 1839 | Washington, DC Manifest Destiny The boundless future of American greatness.More
Voices In Time Music 1841 | Boston Words Do Not Suffice Margaret Fuller on the “all-enfolding language” of music.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1846 | Brooklyn Playing Ball and Base Walt Whitman praises a whole new ball game.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1834 | Oklahoma Watching Lacrosse George Catlin describes a Choctaw game.More
Voices In Time Book of Nature 1836 | Concord All Things Are Moral Ralph Waldo Emerson sees the unity of all things.More
Voices In Time Family c. 1835 | New York City Henry James Settles an Argument Father knows best when it comes to marriage.More
Voices In Time Revolutions 1841 | Concord, MA All Things Renew Ralph Waldo Emerson on the transience of all things.More
Voices In Time Revolutions c. 1850 | New England Getting on the Train Nathaniel Hawthorne blows some smoke.More
Voices In Time Medicine 1847 | Tennessee Civilization and Its Discontents Dorothea Dix pleads for the creation of a new institution.More
Voices In Time Water 1837 | Lake Huron Sparkling Waters Anna Jameson voyages in a Canadian canoe.More
Voices In Time Youth 1841 | Concord, MA Godlike Independence Ralph Waldo Emerson on educating the self. More
Voices In Time Ways of Learning c. 1830 | Baltimore Taking the Ell Frederick Douglass learns the ABC’s.More