OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Sonnets from the Crimea/On Juda's Cliff

ON JUDA'S CLIFF
On Juda's Cliff I love to lean and look On waves that battling beat and break with might, While farther seaward in a bland delight, I see them shining where a rainbow shook. On Juda's Cliff I love to lean and look On waves that like sea-armies swing to sight, To send upon the shore their billows white, And, ebbing, to leave pearls in every nook.
Thus, Poet, in your youth when storms are wild And passions break upon the heart and brain, To leave their ruin there—shipwreck and waste— Pick up your lute! Upon it undefiled You'll find song-pearls that your heart-deeps retain, The crown the years have brought you, white and chaste.
# Southern Historical Society Papers/Volume 03/March/Letter from General A. S. Johnston

March 1877
Letter from General A. S. Johnston.
[Anything from the lamented hero of Shiloh will be read with interest, and the forthcoming memoir of him by his gifted son (Colonel William Preston Johnston) is looked for with peculiar pleasure, in the hope that it will contain much of the inner life of the great chieftain.
The following autograph letter to General Cooper is of historic value as showing the condition of things in Kentucky, in October, 1861, and General Johnston's opinions as to what the future movements of the enemy would be.]
Headquarters Western Department, Bowling Green, Ky., October 17, 1861.
General—I informed you by telegraph on the 12th, that in consequence of information received from General Buckner of the advance of the enemy in considerable force, I had ordered forward all my available force to his support. Hardee's division and Terry's regiment have arrived here; and in advance our force may be estimated at twelve thousand men. Correct returns cannot be obtained until after a better organization. Two Tennessee regiments (Stanton's from Overton county) and one from Union city are yet to arrive, and may reach this in two or three days, and give an increase of about two thousand men.
I cannot expect immediately any additional force under the call of last month on the Governors of Tennessee and Mississippi.
The men will doubtless present themselves promptly at the rendezvous, but I cannot suppose any considerable portion will be armed.
When I made the call, I hoped that some might come armed. I cannot now conjecture how many will do so.
The call was made to save time, and in the hope that by the time they were organized and somewhat instructed, the Confederate Government would be able to arm them.
As at present informed, I think the best effort of the enemy will be made on this line, threatening perhaps at the same time the communications between Tennessee and Virginia, covered by Zollicoffer, and Columbus, from Cairo by the river, and Paducah by land, and may be a serious attack on one or the other, and for this their command of the Ohio and all the navigable waters of Kentucky, and better means of land transportation, give them great facilities of concentration.
As my forces at neither this nor either of the other points ​threatened are more than sufficient to meet the force in front, I cannot weaken either until the object of the enemy is fully pronounced.
You now know the efforts I anticipate from the enemy and the line on which the first blow is expected to fall, and the means adopted by me with the forces at my disposal to meet him.
I will use all means to increase my force and spare no exertions to render it effective at every point; but I cannot assure you that this will be sufficient, and if reinforcements from less endangered or less important points can be spared, I would be glad to receive them.
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
| (Signed) | A. S. Johnston, |
| | General Confederate States Army. |
| General S. Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General, Richmond. ||
# The American Crisis

The American Crisis was a series of pamphlets published in London in 1776–1783, by revolutionary author Thomas Paine, focusing on the American colonies' increasing difficulties with Great Britain—difficulties which ultimately led to an open breach in the form of the American Revolution.Warning: template has been deprecated.
The Writings
Of
Thomas Paine
Collected And Edited By
Moncure Daniel Conway
Volume I.
1774—1779

## Table of Contents

* Editor's Preface
* The Crisis No. I
* The Crisis No. II - To Lord Howe
* The Crisis No. III
* The Crisis No. IV
* The Crisis No. V
** To General Sir William Howe
** To The Inhabitants Of America
* The Crisis No. VI - To The Earl Of Carlisle, General Clinton, And William Eden, Esq., British Commissioners At New York
* The Crisis No. VII - To The People Of England
* The Crisis No. VIII - Addressed To The People Of England
* The Crisis No. IX - The Crisis Extraordinary (On the Subject of Taxation)
* The Crisis No. X
** On The King Of England's Speech
** To The People Of America
* The Crisis No. XI
** On The Present State Of News
** A Supernumerary Crisis (To Sir Guy Carleton.)
* The Crisis No. XII - To The Earl Of Shelburne
* The Crisis No. XIII - On The Peace, And The Probable Advantages Thereof
* The Crisis: A Supernumerary Crisis (To The People Of America)
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume VIII: Glasgow - Hortense

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume VIII | Volume VIII | |
| G | Ha | He | Ho |
| Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Golconda Gold Gold Hill Goodyear, Charles Gookin, Daniel Gopher Göppert, Heinrich Robert Göppingen Gorges, Ferdinando Graham Graham, Isabella Graham, Sylvester Grant, Ulysses S. Greatorex, Eliza Greatrakes, Valentine Great Salt Lake Great Slave Lake Greencastle Greenland Greenleaf, Simon Green Mountains Green River Greensand Greer Groton Guahan Guaiacum Guess, George Gustavus I. Gustavus II., Adolphus Gustavus III. Gustavus IV., Adolphus Güstrow Gypsum | Hahn, August Hahn-Hahn, Ida . . . Hähnel, Ernst Julius Hahnemann, Samuel Christian Friedrich Hail Halberstadt Halbig, Johann Haldane Haldeman, S. Stehman Hamann, Johann Georg Hambach Hamilton (Nevada) Hampton (Virginia) Harem Harrisburg Harrison, William Henry Hartford (county) Hartford (city) Hartz Hartzenbusch, Juan Eugenio Harvard, John Harvard University Haverhill Haverstraw Havre Havre de Grace Hawaiian Islands Hawes, Joel Hawfinch Haxthausen, Franz Ludwig Marie August Hay, John | Hebbel, Friedrich Hebe Hebel, Johann Peter Heber, Reginald Hecker, Friedrich Karl Franz Hecker, Isaac Thomas Heckewelder, John Hecla Helder, The Helen Helena (Arkansas) Helena (Montana) Helena, Saint (island) Helena, Saint Helianthus Helicon Hemans, Felicia Dorothea Henry, Joseph Hertha Hertz, Hendrik Hertzen, Alexander Heruli | Hoboken Homœopathy Honolulu |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume XV: Shomer - Trollope

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume XV | Volume XV | |
| Sh - So | Sp - Su | Sw - Ta | Te - Tr |
| Shreveport Silver Silverside Smith, John Smithson, James Smithsonian Institution Solger, Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand South Bend South Carolina Southcott, Joanna | Spencer, Herbert Spiegel, Friedrich Spielhagen, Friedrich Spiess, Heinrich Spindler, Karl Sprague, Charles Springbok Springfield (Massachusetts) Springfield (Ohio) Springfield (Illinois) Springfield (Missouri) Spruce Stedman, Edmund Clarence Strauss Strauss, David Friedrich Straw Strawberry Strong, James Sumter Sumter, Fort | Swammerdam, Johannes Swedberg, Jesper Sweden Sweden, Language and Literature of Swedenborg, Emanuel Taliacotius, Gasparo Taliaferro Talipot Tree Talladega (county) Talladega (city) Tallahassee Tallahatchie (river) Tallahatchie (county) Tallapoosa (river) Tallapoosa (county) Tancred Taney Taney, Roger Brooke Tauchnitz Tauler, Johann Taylor, Bayard Taylor, Zachary | Tegea Tegnér, Esaias Tehama Tennessee Tennessee River Texas Thoreau, Henry David Tilden, Samuel Jones Topeka Töpffer, Rudolphe Tophet Tractarianism Tractors, Metallic Tracy Trade Mark Transcendental Trente et Un Trenton Trenton Falls Trentschin Trepan |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume V: Code - Demotica

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume V | Volume V | |
| Co | Cr - Cz | Da | De |
| Code Codeia Codex Codicil Cod-liver oil Codogno Codrington, Edward Codrington, William John Codrus Coehorn Coello, Claudio Cœlus Cœur, Jacques Cœurs D'Alene Coffee Coffee (Georgia) Coffee (Alabama) Coffee (Tennessee) Coffey (Kansas) Coffin, Isaac Coffin, James Henry Cogalniceano, Michael Coghetti, Francesco Cognac Cognates Cogniard, Théodore Cognovit Cogswell, Joseph Green Cohasset Cohesion Cohoes (New York) Cohort Cohosh Coif Coimbatore (India) Coimbra (Portugal) Coin (Spain) Coins Coire (Switzerland) Coit, Thomas Winthrop Cojutepec Coke Coke, Natural Coke, Edward ..... Colburn, Warren Colburn, Zerah ..... Colchium Colchis Cold Colden, Cadwallader Colden, David Cadwallader Cold Harbour, Battles of Coldstream Coldwater Cole Cole, Thomas Colebrooke, Henry Thomas ..... Colorado (territory) Colorado (county) Colorado (river of Texas) Colorado (river) Colorado (river of the Argentine Republic) Columbia (South Carolina) Columbia College Columbus (Ohio) Concord (New Hampshire) Concord (Massachusetts) Concubinage Connecticut Cooley, Thomas McIntyre Cooper, James Fenimore Cooper, Peter Copley, John Singleton Copper Copperas Copperhead Coppermine River Copper Mines Copperplate Copper Smelting Copyright Coriander Corigliano Corinth Corinth (Mississippi) Corinth, Gulf of Corinthians, Epistles to the Coriolanus Cork (bark) Cork (Ireland) Cottenham, Charles Christopher Pepys, earl of Cottereau, Jean Cottin, Madame Sophie Ristaud Cottle, Joseph Cotton Cotton, Charles Cotton, John Cotton, Robert Bruce Cotton Manufacture Cottonwood Courland Court Court de Gébelin, Antoine Covington (counties) Covington (city) | Crédit Mobilier Crediton Creeks Croatia Crow Wing Cumberland River Cyclopædia | Daisy Dakota (territory) Dakota (county) Dakotas Dartmoor Dartmouth Dartmouth College Dash, Countess Dashkoff, Yekaterina Romanovna Davis, Jefferson | Delaware (state) Delaware (counties) Delaware (Ohio) |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume VII: Evesham - Glascock

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume VII | Volume VII | |
| E - Fi | Fl - Fo | Fr - Ga | Ge - Gi |
| Evolution Exeter (New Hampshire) Fandango Faneuil, Peter Fanfani, Pietro Fannière, François Auguste Fannin Fannin, James W. Fedchenko, Alexei Fesca Fillmore, Millard Finds Fingal's Cave Finistère Fink, Friedrich August von Finland Finland, Gulf of Finlay, George Finlay, John Finlayson, George Finley, James Bradley Finley, Samuel Finmark Finn, Henry J. Finney, Charles G. Finns Finsteraarhorn Fiorelli, Giuseppe Fiorentino, Pier-Angelo Fisher Fisher, Alvan Fisher, George Park Fisher, John Fisheries Fitchburg Fitch, John | Fliedner, Theodor Florian, Saint Florida Follen, August Follen, Charles Fordham Fort Donelson ... Fort Jackson Fort Madison Fort Royal Fort St. David Fort Scott Fort Smith Fort Sumter Fortuna Fortunate Islands Fortunatus Fortune, Robert Fort Wayne Fossil Footprints Fox Fox, Charles James Fox, George | Francke, August Hermann François, Jean Charles Francolin Franconia Franconia Notch Franeker Frank Frankel, Zacharias Frankenhausen Frankenstein Frankfort Frankfort-on-the-Main Frankfort-on-the-Oder Freiligrath, Ferdinand Fugger Fugitive Fugue Führich, Joseph von Fulda Galilee Galilee, Sea of Galileo Galilei Galimard, Nicolas Auguste Galin, Pierre Galitzin Galveston Galvez, Bernardo, count de Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn Gasparin, Adrien Étienne Pierre, count de | Genesee (river) Geology Georgetown (port or town) Georgia (American Union) Georgia (Russian Transcaucasia) German Catholics Germanic Races and Languages Germanicus Cæsar German Ivy German Ocean German Silver Germantown Germanus Germany Germany, Language and Literature of Germany, Wines of Germersheim Gerok, Karl Gérôme, Jean Léon Gerona Gerry, Elbridge Gers Gettysburg Gettysburg, Battle of Geysers Gfrörer, August Friedrich Gift Giraffe Giraldus Cambrensis Girard, Philippe de Girard, Stephen |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume XII: Mott - Pales

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume XII | Volume XII | |
| M - Na | Ne | Ni - Om | Or - P |
| Mullein Müllenhoff, Karl Victor Müller, Charles Louis Müller, Friedrich (painter) Müller, Friedrich (philologist) Müller, Friedrich Max Müller, George Müller, Gerhard Friedrich Müller, Johann Müller, Johann Gotthard von Müller, Johann Heinrich Jakob Müller, Johannes Müller, Johannes von Müller, Karl Otfried Müller, Otto Müller, Otto Frederik Müller, Peder Erasmus Müller, Sophie Müller, Wilhelm Müller, William John Müller von Königswinter, Wolfgang Munsees Munsell, Joel Münzer, Thomas Nash, Thomas Nashua Nashville Natchez (city) Natchitoches (tribe) Natchitoches (parish) Natick Nations, Law of Natron Natural Bridge | Nebraska Nebraska City Nebuchadnezzar Nebula Nebular Hypothesis Negritos Nevada Nevada (county) Nevers Neviansk Nevin, John Williamson Nevis New Albany Newark (New Jersey) Newark (Ohio) Newark (England) Newaygo New Bedford New Berne Newberry New Castle (Delaware) New Castle (Pennsylvania) New Hampshire New Harmony New Haven (county) New Haven (city) New Jersey New Jersey, College of New Jersey Tea New Jerusalem New Mexico New Milford New Orleans New Philippines Newport (county) Newport (Rhode Island) Newport (Kentucky) Newport (England) Newport, Christopher New York (state) New York (city) New Zealand .... Niebuhr, Barthold Georg Niebuhr, Karstens .... | North Carolina Northmen Norwalk (Connecticut) Norwalk (Ohio) Norway Norway, Language and Literature of Norwich (Connecticut) Norwich (New York) Norwich (Norfolk) Odevaere, Josephus Dionysius Odilon Barrot Odin Odoacer Odometer Ohio Ohio (county) Ohio River Ohm, Georg Simon Ohmacht, Landolin Olmsted Olmsted, Denison Olmsted, Frederick Law Olmütz Olshausen, Hermann Olympia (Washington) Olympia (ancient Greece) Omaha | Ordination Örebro Oregon Oregon (county) Oregon River Osborne Osborne, Sydney Godolphin Oscans Oscar I., Joseph Francis Oscar II. Osceola (counties) Osmunda Osnabrück Osnaburg Osorio, Hieronymo Osprey Ossian Ossoli, Margaret Fuller Owen, Richard |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume VI: Dempster - Everett

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume VI | Volume VI | |
| De | Di - Eb | Ed - Em | En - Ez |
| Denman, Thomas Denmark Denmark, Language and Literature of Denner, Balthasar Dennie, Joseph Dennis Denton Denver Depping, Georges Bernard Deptford De Quincey, Thomas Desna Des Moines (county) Des Moines (city) Des Moines River Desnoyers, Auguste Gaspard Louis Boucher Desor, Edward De Soto De Soto, Fernando Detmold Detroit Detroit River | Dickens, Charles Diderot, Denis Dilman Diluvium Dime Dimsdale, Thomas Dinagepoor Dippel, Johann Konrad Dismal Swamp, Great District of Columbia Divorce Dixwell, John Douglass, Frederick Dover (New Hampshire) Dover (New Jersey) Dover (Delaware) Dover (Ohio) Dower Dowler, Bennet Dowletabad Down Downes, John Downing, Andrew Jackson Downpatrick Dowse, Thomas Dubuque Duluth Ebeling, Christoph Daniel Ebenezer Eberhard im Bart Eberhard, Johann August Eberhard, Konrad Ebers, Georg Moritz Ebionites | Edda Eddystone Rocks Eden Education Elizabeth Islands Ellsworth (county) Ellsworth (city) Ellsworth, Oliver Ellwangen Ellwood, Thomas Elm Ellis, George Edward Embury, Emma Catharine Embury, Philip Emerson, George Barrell Emerson, Ralph Waldo Emery Emetics Emigration | Encyclopædia Ender, Johann Nepomuk Endicott, John Endlicher, Stephan Ladislaus Ephesians, Epistle to the Ephesus Eric IX. Eric XIV. Ericsson, John Eridanus Erie (county) Erie (city) Erie, Lake Erie, Lake, Battle of Ethnology Evans, Edward P. Evans, Frederick William Evans, Lewis Evans, Marian Evans, Oliver Evanston Evansville |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume X: Kinglet - Magnet

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume X | Volume X | |
| Ki - Kl | Kn - La | Le - Ll | Lo - M |
| Kings Kinic Acid Kinkel, Johann Gottfried Kinkajou Kinney Kino Kircher, Athanasius Kirchheim Kirchhoff, Gustav Robert Kirchhoff, Johann Wilhelm Adolf Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb | Knabl, Joseph Knapp, Albert Knapp, Georg Christian Knapp, Jacob Knapp, Ludwig Friedrich Knapp, Samuel Lorenzo Knaus, Ludwig Knebel, Karl Ludwig von Kneeland, Samuel Körner, Karl Theodor Krummacher, Friedrich Adolf Lachmann, Karl Lachner, Franz Ladrone Islands Lake, Gerard Lake, Henry Atwell Lake Dwellings Lake of the Woods Lalande, Joseph Jérôme Le Français de Lansing Lansingburgh Laramie (county) Laramie (city) Launitz Lawrence (Massachusetts) Lawrence (Kansas) Lawrence, Amos Lawrence, Henry Montgomery Lawrence, James | Lead Leathes, Stanley Leavenworth (county) Leavenworth (city) Leavitt, Joshua Lebanon (county) Lebanon (borough, village and towns) Lee, Ann Lee, Mrs. R. Bowdich Lee, Robert Edward Lee, Samuel Lee, Sophia Leech Leipsic Leisler, Jacob Leith Lewiston (Maine) Lewiston (New York) Lexington (county) Lexington (Massachusetts) Lexington (Virginia) Lexington (Kentucky) Lexington (Missouri) Library Lieber, Francis Lincoln (Nebraska) Lincoln, Abraham Linnæa Linnæus, Carl von Little Rock | Lokman Lola Montez Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Long Island Long Island City Long Island Sound Lortzing, Albert Gustav Lory Los Angeles (county) Los Angeles (city) Louisburg Louis d'Or Louisiana Louisville Löwe, Sophie Lowell (city) Lowell (family) Luke, Saint Lully, Jean Baptiste Luna Luna, Pedro de Lunacy Lunalilo, William Charles Luzon McClintock, John Macready, William Charles Madison (Wisconsin) Madison (Indiana) Madison (post village) Madison, James Mädler, Johann Heinrich Mælar Maelstrom |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume XI: Magnetism - Motril

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume XI | Volume XI | |
| Ma | Me | Mi | Mo |
| Magnin, Charles Magnolia Magnus, Eduard Magnus, Heinrich Gustav Magnusson, Finn Magoffin Maine (state) Maine (province) Malte-Brun Mammee Apple Mammoth Mammoth Cave Manatee (county) Manayunk Manby, George William Mancha, La Manche, La Manchester (New Hampshire) Manchester (Connecticut) Manila Manila (fibre) Marathon (county) Maratti, Carlo Marbeau, Jean Baptiste François Marbeck, John Marble Marble, Manton Marblehead Marjoram Mark, Saint Marriage Marseillaise Marshall, John Marx, Karl Maryland Mason and Dixon's Line Massachusetts Massachusetts Indians Massasoit Matthew, Saint Matthisson, Friedrich von Maximin Maxwell, James Clerk Mayer, Alfred Marshall Mayer, Brantz Mayer, Johann Tobias | Meissner, Alfred Melanchthon, Philipp Memphis (Tennessee) Memphis (Egypt) Memphremagog, Lake Ménage, Gilles Mesmer, Friedrich Anton Messina Mestizo Mészáros, Lázár Metal Metalloids Metallurgy Mezquite | Michelet, Jules Michelet, Karl Ludwig Michelis, Friedrich Michigan Michigan, Lake Michigan, University of Michigan City Middlesex (United States) Militia Milwaukee (county) Milwaukee Mineral Point Mineral Springs Minneapolis Minnehaha Minnesingers Minnesota Minnesota (river) Minnesota, University of Minnetarees Mississippi Mississippi (county) Mississippi River Missolonghi Missoula Missouri Missouri River Missouris Mitscherlich, Eilhard Mittermaier, Karl Joseph Anton | Mobile (river and bay) Mobile (county) Mobile (city) Mobile Point Möbius Modocs Mœris Moffat, Robert Mogila, Peter Moller, Georg Möllhausen, Balduin Monroe, James Montaigne, Michel, seigneur de Montalant, Mlle Montalembert Montalvan, Juan Perez de Montana Montanelli, Giuseppe Montgomery (Alabama) Montour Montpelier Moravians Morawa Moray, Earl of Morayshire Morazan, Francisco Morbihan Mordants Mordaunt, Charles Mordvins More, Hannah More, Henry More, Sir Thomas Mörike, Eduard Mormons Morristown |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume XIII: Palestine - Printing

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume XIII | Volume XIII | |
| Pa | Pe | Pf - Pn | Po - Pr |
| Palestine Palestrina Palestrina, Giovanni Pietro Aloisio da Palo Alto (county) Palo Alto (wood) Park Parker Parker, Matthew Parker, Nathan Parker, Peter Parker, Theodore Parker, Willard Paté de Foie Gras Patella Patents, Law of Paterculus, Caius Velleius Patron Paul, Saint | Peasants' War Penguin Penikese Island Penn, Granville Penn, Sir William Penn, William Pennacooks Pennafort, Raymond de, Saint Pennant, Thomas Pennant's Marten Pennsylvania Pension Pensionary, Grand Pentateuch Peoria (county) Peoria (city) Petrie, George Petrifactions Petrobrussians Petroleum Petroleum Products Petromyzon Petronius Arbiter Petropavlovsk Petrozavodsk Petrus Lombardus Pettenkofer, Max von Petter, Anton Pettis | Pfäfers Pfalzburg Pfeiffer, Ida Pfister, Albrecht Pforzheim Philadelphia (ancient) Philadelphia Philippine Islands Pierce, Franklin Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Landing, Battle of Pittsfield Pittston Pittsylvania Piura Pixis, Theodor Ludwig August Pizarro | Pocahontas (county) Pocahontas Polk, James Knox Polygamy Portland (Maine) Portland (Oregon) Porto Rico Powers, Hiram Powers, Mechanical Poweshiek Powhatan (county) Powhatan Prescott, Oliver Princeton Princeton, Battle of |
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Volume XIV: Prior - Shoe

Edition of 1879. See also the scan index; and the disclaimer.
| | Volume XIV | Volume XIV | |
| Pr - Ri | Ro - Ry | Saa - Sam | San - Sh |
| Pueblo Indians Providence (county) Providence (city) Râle, Sébastien Raleigh (county) Raleigh (city) Raleigh, Walter Ralls Ralph, James Ram, Battering Ram, Water Ramadan, or Ramazan Ramayana Rambouillet Rambouillet, Catherine de Vivonne Rameau, Jean Philippe Rameses, or Ramses Ramie Ramillies, or Ramilies Ramisseram, or Rameswar Ram Mohun Roy Ramorino, Girolamo Ramsay, Allan Ramsay, Andrew Crombie Regiomontanus Reno Rhine Rhine, Province of the Rhode Island Ribault, Jean Richmond (Virginia) Richmond (Indiana) | Roebling, John Augustus Rohlfs, Gerhard Rokitansky, Karl Roland Roland de la Platière, Jean Marie and Marie Ronge, Johannes Roth, Rudolf Rothe, Richard Rothermel, Peter F. Rotteck, Karl von Ruschenberger, William S. W. Rush (plant) Rush (county) Rush, Benjamin Rustige, Heinrich von Rüstow, Wilhelm Ruta Baga Rutgers College Ruth, Book of Rutledge, John | Saadi, Sheik Moslih ed-Din Sacramento (river) Sacramento (county) Sacramento (city) Saint Augustine Saint Louis (county) Saint Louis (city) Saint Paul Saint Thomas (West Indies) Saint Thomas (Gulf of Guinea) Salem (county) Salem (Massachusetts) Salem (New Jersey) Salem (Virginia) Salem (Oregon) Salt Salta Saltillo Salt Lake Salt Lake City Samoan Islands | Sandys, Edwin San Antonio San Antonio River San Augustine San Benito San Diego (county) San Diego San Francisco San Francisco Bay San José (California) San Juan de Puerto Rico Santa Cruz (county) Santa Cruz (island) Santa Cruz (town) Santa Fé (Argentine Republic) Santa Fé (county) Santa Fé (capital) Savannah Schurz, Carl Scolithus Seguin, Édouard Selma Shiloh (Palestine) Shiloh (Tenn.) Shimonoseki |
# The Annals of Wales

The Annals of Wales (Latin: Annales Cambriae) is the name given to a complex of Cambro-Latin chronicles compiled or derived from diverse sources at St David's in Dyfed, Wales. The earliest is a 12th-century presumed copy of a mid-10th century original; later editions were compiled in the 13th century. Despite the name, the Annales Cambriae record not only events in Wales, but also events in Ireland, Cornwall, England, Scotland and sometimes further afield, though the focus of the events recorded especially in the later two-thirds of the text is Wales.
English-language translations of Annales Cambriae include:
* The Annals of Wales A (1912), a translation of the A Text by James Ingram.
* The Annals of Wales B, a translation of the B Text by Wikisource
# The American Cyclopædia (1879)/Tallapoosa (river)

Edition of 1879. See also Tallapoosa River on Wikipedia; and the disclaimer.
​ TALLAPOOSA, a river of Georgia and Alabama, which rises in Paulding co., Ga., flows S. W., S., and W. 250 m., and unites with the Coosa, forming the Alabama, about 10 m. N. of Montgomery. Its principal affluent is the Little Tallapoosa. It is navigable for steamboats more than 40 m. above the Coosa.