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Sabra Smith wrote 1 week ago: The National Historic Landmark site The Woodlands in Philadelphia From the NHL database A 1788 remod … more →

Tags: Foto Friday, I was just thinking..., 1788, Adams, Brainstorming, national historic landmark, Philadelphia, Save America's Treasures, This old house

Pray for your Minister (1840)

wsparkman wrote 3 months ago: [from The Charleston Observer 14.40 (21 November 1840): 1, col. 5-6.] by “Y.E.K.” Called … more →

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This Day in History: August 11, 1840

theloudcry wrote 3 months ago: Have you ever wondered about Islam in the Bible? Or if Revelation is a literal book, containing lite … more →

Tags: 9/11, Prophecies, Prophecy, 3 woes, Aug 11, JOSIAH Litch, Millerittes, Pioneers

Brauerei D (Germany)

telefunker wrote 5 months ago: The brewery started in the 1840-50’s, but the impressive building was the result of a big expa … more →

Tags: Breweries, malt, urbex, Urban Exploration, Decay, Abandoned, Industry, Germany, brewery, Deutschland

Capitalism -- the new kid on the block

fauxcapitalist wrote 6 months ago: Think capitalism came into the lexicon from the work of Adam Smith? Think again. Capitalism is the n … more →

Tags: Merriam Webster Online Dictionary, capitalism, Socialism, communism, , 1837, Adam Smith

Jonathan Atchinson - birth, Feb. 17, 1840

separateholy wrote 9 months ago: “The Half Has Never Been Told”   I have read of a beautiful city, Far away in the kingdom of God; I … more →

Tags: Poem, Today in History, born today, Holy Living, NY, born this date, Methodist minister, The Half Has Never Been Told, beautiful city

From July 1840 to July 1853 Thomas Williams served successively at Lakemba, Somosomo and Bua

levuka wrote 1 year ago: ‘Disillusioned by wars, cannibalism, widow-strangling and general opposition Williams broke do … more →

Tags: Missionaries, Levuka, Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, Williams-Thomas, CALVERT James, Fiji, Thomas Williams

21 June 1840, American whaler Shylock, wrecked on Vatoa Reef, missionary, James Calvert does deal to buy 2100 hogsheads of oil

levuka wrote 1 year ago: The American whaler Shylock, was was wrecked on Vatoa Reef on the night of 21 June 1840. The master, … more →

Tags: whaling, Missionaries, Traders, Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, Joseph Waterhouse, Somosomo, United States Exploring Expedition, Triton, Shylock

24 May 1738: John Wesley's conversion, while reading Luther's preface to the Epistle to the Romans was a foretaste of religious revivals at Vewa, Ono, Lakemba and Mbua Bay 100 years later

levuka wrote 1 year ago: 24 May 1738 was day and hour of John Wesley’s conversion, while reading Luther’s preface … more →

Tags: , Fijian Leadership, Levuka, Missionaries, Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, Conversion, John Wesley, Luther, religious revival

1842: US Naval survey at Levuka: Charles Wilkes survey of Fiji Islands between May and August

levuka wrote 1 year ago: Charles Wilkes was an extraordinary individual; an astronomer-captain, with evidence of exceptional … more →

Tags: Levuka, 1842, united states, Treaties, United States Exploring Expedition, wilkes, Vincennes, Commodore Wilkes, Charles Wilkes

1840: Fijians at Rewa see no trade value in alcohol or salted foods; but do want tobacco

levuka wrote 1 year ago: Leaving the Vincennes at (Levuka) Ovolau, the Peacock sailed for the island of VITI-LEVU; and on the … more →

Tags: Traders, Alcohol, Vincennes, Peacock, Levuka, United States Exploring Expedition, cooking, pottery, Trade Cycles

1840: Levuka Chief offers gifts of women United States Exploring Expedition finds refusal hard as gifts refused, are "destroyed"

levuka wrote 1 year ago: “This custom of the country may not be so easily avoided; for as gifts when refused are destro … more →

Tags: Slavery, Women, United States Exploring Expedition, Prostitution, Levuka, Gift Giving

1840: Polygamy made sense in Levuka as the care of a Feejee household was "too much hard work for one woman”

levuka wrote 1 year ago: An American visitor to Levuka, Fiji, in 1940, said “Everything relating to the procuring and p … more →

Tags: Levuka, canoes, Women, United States Exploring Expedition, Work, Fiji, nited States Exploring Expedition, Polygamy, tarô

25 July 1840: sixty crewmen of United States Exploring Expedition burn Malolo island towns of Sualib and Arro, destroyed all the crops and huts between them

levuka wrote 1 year ago: On 25 July 1840 a group of sixty crewmen of the United States Exploring Expedition burned the towns … more →

Tags: united states, War, United States Exploring Expedition, wilkes, Malalo, ALDEN James, Porpoise

May 1840: Fijian hair dos and tattoos

levuka wrote 1 year ago: On arrival in Levuka, Charles Pickering, M.D., Member Of The United States Exploring Expedition. wro … more →

Tags: United States Exploring Expedition, hair

May 1840: United States Exploring Expedition “secure within the territory of the chief of Levuka”

levuka wrote 1 year ago: Charles Pickering, M.D., Member Of The United States Exploring Expedition reported “One of our … more →

Tags: united states, United States Exploring Expedition

8 May 1840: ship, The Peacock of the United States Exploring Expedition squadron arrives at Levuka

levuka wrote 1 year ago: “On the morning of the 4th of May, 1840, the Squadron left Tongataboo; (Tonga) and towards the eveni … more →

Tags: Levuka, united states, Tui Levuka

Pernah lihat Setem Pertama di dunia ?

ammbiz wrote 1 year ago: Salam , Anda pernah lihat setem pertama di dunia ? rasa aku pun tidak pernah lihat dulu , sekarang b … more →

Tags: apa aku tulis yek, pertama, Penny Black, setem pertama didunia

February 7, 1839: Henry Clay declares "I had rather be right than president."1 comment

bonniekaryn wrote 1 year ago: HNN, Monday, February 4, 2008 On this day in history…. February 7, 1839 Henry Clay declares in … more →

Tags: American History, Campaign 2008, On This Day In History, hillary clinton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, Robert Remini, I had rather be right than president, Aboilitionists


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