War's Grim Enginery A Tennessee tale of Duane and Rose
Henry M Wiltse recounts Duane Gilbert a Confederate soldier from the Delafield settlement in East Tennessee who earns a famed but costly bravery at the Rapidan and at a ford. His devotion to Rose Gilbert clashes with Captain Burnette and a later deserter’s scandal leading to tragedy and a double love story ending in death and memory.
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East Tennessee
Delafield
Kentucky
Federal Standard
Duane
Wisi
Gilbert
Mwan
Flo
Duyne
Rosa
Rose
Brunettr
United States Naval Service
Burnette
Captainnette
Rose Gilbert
Rapidan
Applejack
Captain Burnette
Existance
Mouscnis
Rosa Gilbert
Dunne
Tapers
Tdm
New York
Davis
Colonel Gilbert
Johnsons Dehind
Tile
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tennessee River
Engle
Kennesaw Mountain
Johnston
Georgia
Abner Alexander
Gibert
Abner
Ife
Emme
Vaughn
Emma
Tymma
Union
Felows
Ead
Captain Delafield
College of Charleston: Oldest in South Carolina and Civil War era growth
The College of Charleston in Charleston, established after 1770, grew from early fundraising to a chartered endowment of over 410000 in value. It features extensive classics and sciences, a notable observatory, natural history museum, and a venerable faculty led by Harrison Randolph with prominent alumni. The campus includes a dormitory, low board costs, and a climate that aided study.
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HE College of
Charleston
United States
General Assembly
Board of Trustees
State House
General Moultrie
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
France
David Hamsey
Friends of Education
Kerr Boyce
Ephraim Baynard
Willam Aiken
American Journal of Education
Boston
Aome
Museum of Natural History
College
Old Museum of Charleston
Philosophical Society
Medical College
College of Charleston
Louis Agassiz
Buchman
Bachman
America
Byey
Bushman
Hac
Harrison
Randolph
University of Virgin
Washington and Lee University
University of Wir
Hancke F. Wagner
Harvard
Heidelberg
Lancelot M. Harris
Washington and Lee
Johns Hopkins
James D. B. DeBow
DeBow
John C. Fremont
Savan
Notable Charleston College Graduates Across Eras
The record celebrates Charleston College alumni from 1830s to 1880s, highlighting explorers, politicians, and scholars. It notes ties to the Rocky Mountains, Pacific coast exploration, and roles as diplomats, judges, historians, and generals. Noteworthy names include Rev J L Girardeau, Paul H Tayne, Edward Mecrady, W H Trescott, and W M Wightman.
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And
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Tie
United States
J. L. Girardeau
Isis
Paul H. Tayne
Edward Mecrady
South Carolina
South Caroina
Wiliam Henry Trescott
Jegnion
London
Buchanan
China
Peru
Chile
Bolivia
General Grant
Mexico
Pacific
W. M. Wightman
College of Charleston
Henry E. Young
Germany
University of Berlin
Robert E. Lee
Cramitonic Hair Food Ad Claims Free Trial Offer
An advertisement fragment promotes Cramitonic Hair and Scalp Food with a free five day trial and mentions street and No details. The copy is garbled but targets scalp and hair care buyers seeking a free trial of the product.
Marvelous Growth of Mai and Famous Doctor’s Hair Cure
A renowned physician reports a compound that grows hair overnight on bald heads. The discovery, hailed by doctors as miraculous, prompts wide interest as free trial packages are offered to applicants. After decades of laboratory work, the discoverer receives high honors for world famous breakthroughs.
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Farious
Cherist
Tish Hissop
New Zealand
Alt
Ana Wre
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Sunny South
Cranstonic Hair Food Co
West Broadway
New York City
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