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Paul Roides |
"Touring with Tocqueville and Beaumont"
Crossword Clues
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ACROSS 2. It made Fulton famous 4. It covered over 7,000 miles 8. Alexis' chosen profession 11. 1st river they steamed up 13. They boarded this ship coming and going 14. PA port 15. Their area of interest... officially 19. First name of famous future Texan they met 22. He wrote "Tocqueville in America" 23. They celebrated the 4th in this state capital 24. They met 21 Down in this "Old Line State" 26. Alexis' bride to be 27. Unexpected KY stop; see 6 Down 29. State born out of MO Compromise; they skirted it 30. Canal town in the "Burned-Over' district 31. British philosopher who praised Tocqueville's book 33. They visited Wethersfield prison in this state 35. They crossed this wilderness river by Indian pirogue 39. Their stagecoach dashed across this "Peach State" in 5 days 40. They met 19 Across and some Choctaws on this steamboat 42. Beaumont wrote this novel about slavery after his visit 44. They stopped in Montgomery, its capital 46. Southern terminus of their trip 47. Canal town named after Sicilian seaport |
DOWN 1. Network that educates us all 3. Northern terminus city 5. 1 Down used to awn a lonely yellow one 6. They got off this river due to ice 7. They used Lake Michigan to get to this frontier town 9. Former President they met twice 10. Famous orator they met twice 12. Greatest Lake for canoeing 16. Half of a penitentiary they visited? 17. Half of natural wonder they explored? 18. Famous banker they met in Philly 20. About 50 Choctaw Indians boarded 40 Across here 21. They met this signer of our Declaration of Independence 25. One of the "Great Triumvirate" 28. An "Old Hickory" that didn't impress them 32. Future state they touched at 7 Down 34. Other half of 17 Down 36. Popular tavern refreshment they sampled 37. State where 13 Across landed unexpectedly 38. They met this future Chief Justice in Cincinnati 41. One of only two months they were not in North America 43. The "Old Dominion" state where they boarded a steamboat 45. Our "First State"; they ignored it! |