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American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1842

Page

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Mother Thy Name in Sacred Consolation

Poem expresses a child’s lifelong devotion to a mother, recalling memories, pure comfort, and the wish to die in her embrace. The speaker likens maternal love to a guiding star, love, and worship, cherishing childhood security and timeless tenderness.

Winter's March Overfolds the Valley in Song

A reflective poem from Wyoming Valley dated Oct 1842 laments approaching winter. It contrasts autumn brightness with the cold, recalls a long night and Boreas, and invokes peaceful late days before December’s onset. The verse blends nature imagery with family memory and seasonal change.

Wyoming Valley

The British Spy A Tale at Hoboken 1780 Scene

A lone horseman nears New York as British troops hold Trinity Church vicinity. He evades a frontier post, jokes with soldiers, dons yeomanry gear, and heads to an inn in Broad Street after a brisk ride toward Clinton’s quarters.

Hoboken Tarrytown New York Sir Henry Clinton England Yeomanry Jon Clinton Robert John Bull Sentinel York Queen Broad Street Alere Hiv Black Sam's Mas Rodney Kupphausen Lovily Hugh Chintov Eubaltern Luis Hudson Highlands Verplank’s Point Washington Southerland

Arnold Treason Plot at West Point and British Advance

In a dramatic prelude to a planned treason, Sir Henry Clinton and a British council conclude that General Arnold may betray West Point. A covert exchange with Major Andre reveals Arnold’s sought surrender of West Point and its stores. Andre meets Arnold at night, aiming to seal a clandestine agreement to hand over strategic positions to Britain.

Clinton New York George Rodney Great Britain Bay General Washington West Point The Hudson Count de Rochambeau Chevalier de Ferney Rhode Island Henry Clinton Canada Sir Henry Clinton George the Second Andre Washington Gustavus John Anderson Sir Henry Rodney Masey Jack Smithena Markham Smithson Lisas Arnold Kayphausen George Rodmey New England Jersey Pennsylvania Knyphausin America Major Andre Foice von Peg Py West Point Tom Congress West Pomns Southerland Lis Majesty Iafe Wil Bull Frog Sartin Gen

Plot to seize West Point Unfolds Amid Coded Masked Plans

The Chesapeake chapter reveals a conspiratorial dialogue planning a sudden move toward West Point. Rodney endorses the scheme while partners discuss disguises and signals to conceal their real designs. Messengers are sent with letters to Arnold as preparations proceed.

Chesapeake Rodney Shorge Henree Arnold West Point Nts

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