Grand Review of 1865 Seen in Nation's Capital
A retrospective recounts the May 1865 grand parade in Washington marking the end of the Civil War. Maj Gen George Meade leads the Army of the Potomac, crowds fill Pennsylvania Avenue, triumphal arches rise, and Sherman’s veteran corps pass the White House amid cheers. The piece notes enslaved people and wagons in the processional, with reflections on war’s cost and Bret Harte’s tribute.
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Ganree Meade
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Sheridan
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Lincoln
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Bret Harte
Grand Review
Washington
Declaration of Independence 1776
The Continental Congress proclaims the colonies free and independent from Britain. It asserts natural rights, lists grievances against King George III, vows to establish new government, and pledges lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to the cause.
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