Voices In Time Communication 1826 | Philadelphia Invention of Letters Seeking the means of civilization.More
Voices In Time Revolutions 1848 | Normandy The Impulse to Preserve John Ruskin defends those that cannot defend themselves.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 The Sea 1834 | Pacific Ocean Committed to Davy Jones’ Locker Richard Henry Dana Jr. mourns a loss. More
Voices In Time Intoxication 1842 | Springfield, IL Better than a Gallon of Gall Abraham Lincoln addresses a temperance society.More
Voices In Time Swindle & Fraud 1832 | Prairie du Chien Lie, Cheat, and Steal The white men do not scalp the head, they do worse—they poison the heart.More
Voices In Time Foreigners 1846 | London Answering to the Charge of Infidelity Frederick Douglass exposes the hypocrisy of American Christianity.More
Voices In Time The Future 1841 | Ockham All in Good Time Ada Lovelace discovers the hidden realities of nature.More
Voices In Time Death 1836 | London In the Name of Love In one long yellow string I wound, three times her little throat around.More
Voices In Time The Future 1839 | Washington, DC Manifest Destiny The boundless future of American greatness.More
Voices In Time Revolutions 1841 | Concord, MA All Things Renew Ralph Waldo Emerson on the transience of all things.More
Voices In Time Arts & Letters 1827 | Weimar The Universal Possession of Mankind Goethe considers the ubiquity of poetry.More
Voices In Time Youth 1837 | London Poor Stupid Me Young Victoria is all aflutter on the day she learns she is queen.More