A Scout's Romance and a Lee Cavalry Rescue
Lieutenant Townly tethers a romance with Miss Edith Chamber as Confederate scouts pause near Winchester. A dying message and a black veteran’s kindness reveal loyalties amid Civil War clashes. Townly survives a cavalry rout after a saber wound, rescued by a Union rider.
Reminiscence of Shiloh and Civil War Bonds
A veteran recalls the Battle of Shiloh with a private’s view on Grant's surprise attack and the Fifty-fifth Illinois. He details the chaotic dawn, his escape, a life saved by a fellow soldier, and ending as prisoners with General Prentiss nearby.
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Shiloh
Grant
Shiloh Chapel
Pittsburg Landing
Nashville
Corinth
Mississippi
Tennessee
Albert Sydney Johnston
Chrch
Felf
Michigan
Nes
Hin
Thad
Ervd
Aney
Bluecoat
Harry W. Cockrritt
Not all these are buried by the wall of one who died in war
A fragmentary lament recalling Civil War memories, with lines about a graveyard, wartime losses, and a widow named Mrs. McVean Adams. It references a commander’s grave, a captain’s baby, and a prison death, ending with tribute to soldiers.
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Winchester
Captain Monroe
Gus Biddie
Shan
Stummik
Sassafras
Townly
Iadero
Edith Chanter
Perlor
Edith
Miss Clara Parnell
Miss Farwell
Hasshar
Clara
Mmurder
Tsm
Darky
Fitzhugh Lee
Clerby
Munroe
Vorr
Tom's Brook Crossing
Grand Army
Chara
Mr. Gooding
Alvin
Jemnie
Mary
Daddy
Aly
Hart
Sumter
McVean Adams
Christ
Columbia
Adelaide Cilley Waldron
Memorial Day Sentiment and Tribute Across Time
A reflective piece on Memorial Day noting its enduring meaning and the virtues it teaches. It traces the patriotism of Americans from colonial fights to World War era valor, urging reverence, loyalty, and civic duty as the republic’s future rests on remembering brave dead and upholding lawful order.
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Memoris Day
United States
Republic of Republics
Boston Globe
A Chance For Girls And Memorial Day Observances
A historic voice recalls Dec oration Day reverence and the valor of fallen comrades. The excerpt invites girls to join the Daughters of Veterans procession, urging participation from the pavement or seats, with a chance to wear post colors and cheer posts marching, in a tone blending honor with civic pageantry.
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Daughters of Veterans
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