Red Acol tale of valor and army crimson crest
A fragmentary account describes a story about the last division of the Fourteenth Army corps with a crimson corn badge on soldiers’ chests and battle flags. The text references a Polish or creative era name list and a polishing agent, with unclear context and many garbled phrases.
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Fourteenth Anny Corps
First Shots and The Disgrace in Sardis
Rachel Bond waits beneath an apple tree as Harry Glen signals vows of love and patriotism. After a brief farewell to join Union troops, a battle near Rich Mountain tests pride. Harry’s cowardly retreat triggers scorn from Sardis and a harsh reckoning at home.
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Rachel Bond
Sardis
Miami
White
Harry Glen
Fort Sumter
Harry
Endymion
Rachel
Jeff
Juliet
Howe
Halcyon
Rich Mountain
West Virginia
Joseph Pancake
Mr. Bonn
Joseph Paxcage
Ohio
Virginia
Washington
Bob Bennett
Ned Burnleigh
Shade
Kent
Joe Pancake
Abe Bolton
Kent Edwards
Capt
Bennett
Town Hall
Littl Ravine
Green Rio
Eatwarde
Formane
Henriett
Joe
Bob Acres
Eph
Napoleon
Himelf
Hank Glenn
Cincinnati
Ned
Ufder
Henry
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