Love in an express train by Amy Randolph
In a snowbound city railway station Hugh Southbank and his friend Alfred Neville discuss a lifelong bond and a vanished love Edith Sayre. Southbank refuses further romance, pondering a future possibly abroad, while Neville jokes about travel and reconciliation before parting in the train’s glow.
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Hugh Southbank
Alfred Neville
Neville
Palestine
Southbank
Hough
Hugh
Noram
Edith Sayre
Charles Calthorpe
Tom
Mussleman
Constantinople
Bengal
Papa
Mamma
Maimima
Hingh
Engina
Mr. Southbank
Edith
Night Express
Charles
Klugh
Madith Sayre
Auld Lang Syne
Night Express Romance and Civil War Letter Mix
A night express encounter binds Hugh Southbank and Edith Sayre, leading to a secret proposal and marriage. The tale then shifts to a Civil War letter defending General Milroy against charges of cowardice, arguing for his bravery and the legitimacy of the Winchester retreat and court of inquiry.
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Grey Eagle
Co Ee
Milroy
General Elliott
Col
McReynolds
Ely
Winchester
Johnson
Ewell
Harper's Ferry
Collis’ Zonaves
Hancock
Banks
Lee
A. Blm
Potomac
Ain
Gu. Milroy
A, D
Mikey
Creneral Milroy
The Union as it Was and the Union as it Will Be
A Tennessee congressman Horace Maynard delivers in the House a defense of the Union as it was while contrasting it with the Union as it should be in the future. The piece includes reflections on Civil War era leadership and a vision of a united, strong republic under indivisibility and populist governance. It also cites rebel testimony from Louisiana about conscripts resisting Confederate authorities and depredations along the coast, including a letter from Captain J. J. Srocum describing resistance and coast guard concerns in 1863.
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Ewell
Ohio
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Iton
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Tammany
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Charles Rust
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Avishes
Hancock
Pike
Miss
J. J. Srocum
Co. A
Batt. R. R
Massachusetts
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