The Adventures of an Army Officer Sequel Review
A 7 Tue notice praises Oliver Optic’s The Adventures of an Army Officer as a sequel to The Soldier Boy. It claims authentic sources, personal war scenes before Richmond, and a popular boy reader style. It notes Adams’s skilled depiction and argues the book exalts reason over revelation, predicting strong interest and readership.
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New cheap poetry volumes praised for fireside reading
Henry W Longfellow and a set of English and American verse receive approval in a promotional notice. The piece highlights Longfellow condensed music in a fifty cent paper bound volume with noted illustrations and hints at future cheap companions including Tennyson and Browning. It also reviews Good Words and other new poetry, praising Beattie and Lincoln tributes, and commenting on Van Dyke Brown and Saint Marys Hospital poems.
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Prince's tour of the Great Eastern and its Atlantic cable plan
The article details Prince's inspection of the Great Eastern's cable laying preparations. It notes coil layouts, paying-out machines, and the 18 ton per mile shore ends. It also covers projected July start, accompanying ships, and expected Valentia to Newfoundland voyage duration with steady signaling tests.
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European caution over Davis capture echoes Old World politics
A British piece argues the capture of Jefferson Davis should not trigger retaliatory executions. It recalls examples from William of Orange to Louis XVI, urges mercy, and warns against turning the incident into a pretext for renewed bloodshed. It stresses restraint, argues for reconciliation, and cites Ireland and the American founders.
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