Dogs of War: Historical Use of Hounds in Battles and Pursuit
The piece traces the role of dogs in warfare from medieval conflicts between England and Scotland to later campaigns. It cites examples of hounds pursued by both sides, legendary escapes, and the use of dogs in pursuit and combat, including accounts involving Henry VII, Charles V, and Elizabethan era forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Bruce
Wallace
Henry VII
Charles of
Spain
Pranete
Elizabeth
Earl of Essex
Ireand
All Born With Character by Lord Rosebery at Be toi college
Lord Rosebery argues character is innate yet shaped by experience. He cites infant bottle habits as a sign, praises schooling for molding character, and warns manners reveal true nature. The piece weaves in anecdotes about stable ventilation, a Virginia grand jury case, and odd vignettes on farmers, clergy and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
Betoi College
Sarge
Fieher
Hobler
Writing History the Wrong Way in Southern Accounts
A speech by Geo. W. Littlefield, president of the American National Bank of Allin Texas, argues that Southern history is often misrepresented. He backs a large donation to fund maps, newspapers, and private manuscripts to spur accurate, thorough UT history covering the Civil War era and its aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivil Ware
Geo
W. Littlefield
Perry
Rangers
American National Bank
Allin
Texas
Themers
Savin
Uaersity
Eugene C. Starker
University of Texas
Texas Farm Life Study Maps Statewide Rural Resources
A University of Texas display from the Division of Public Welfare shows color maps of Texas counties detailing tenancy, mortgages, crop production, and livestock distribution to compare county progress. The material aids local study and writing on rural resources, based on actual evidence rather than opinion, reflecting UT’s long history of public service and educational impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Public Welfare
Department of
University of
University of Texas
Accounted For in a Cryptic Dialogue of Love
A perplexing exchange centers on a couple and a cat as clues to a deeper relationship. The dialogue hints at hidden emotions and social expectations while remaining light and cryptic. The pair’s banter prompts readers to infer the dynamics between them and their pet.
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Brewster County
West Texas
Alpine Publishing Co
Sfier
Darling
R. E. Taylor
J. R. Middlebrook
Lackey Buildding
Jno
A. Hardy, M.D
Alpine
Auwasesunt Brooke
A.M. Turney
Aunye
Wigfall van Sickle
Atty
Alpine, Texa
Livingston Undertaking
G. Youre
Alpine, Tex
Marfa,Texas
Neral Directors
Twill
W. T. Hippersey
W. F. McGaughy
San Francisco
Expositions
Engliah College
Uta
Light Fend Tallway Company
Boston
Dank
Reed
French
Switzer
Savoy
Ural
Wbere
George W. Littlefield
Terry Ranger
Littlefield
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