A Fragment of a Civil War Memoir and its Royalty Talk
Edited by Frances Hodgson Burnett, the piece recounts veterans gathering after a vast war void, with Martin F. Whar and others drawing mixed moods from memory and a tense mention of royalties for a book. The scene shifts to Hope and Colonel in a garden, reflecting on Easter remembrances and the value of a book’s paper and royalties, as old soldiers seek rest and reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marscall
Rome Garden
Hope
Iain Puting Ford
A Heroine of the Frontier Narrative Fragment
An obscure frontier tale recounts a girl in white and her deeds near a block-house. The scene includes a gate opening toward a village of about 20 families, with protective measures and a focus on aiding settlers and families in danger as described in the battered text.
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Iseline
Ateaeh
Calias
Fort Henry and the Indian War in 1777 Wheeling District
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts 1777 Fort Henry siege near Wheeling Virginia now West Virginia. Describes Col. Shenard, Col. Shepherd, and the siege by Girty followers, attacks on settlers, the fort’s dwindling garrison to 12 men, and retaliatory actions with Indians and bayou. Mentions Ebenezer Tae and Yahi Caldwell involvement and a family tragedy tied to a later frontier tale.
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Wheeling
Ebeneer Tae
Yahi Caldwell
Moe
Vineattie
Fort Ry
Patcot
Fort Henry
Col
Shonerd
Esalate
Akifal
Akifal Oficar
Simon Girt
Averal
Shenberd
Port Henry
Alain
Col Shepherd
Orm i
Padre Ambrosio’s Beads and the Bandage of Vengeance
A fragmentary tale follows Padre Ambrosio as a crowd gathers at dusk. Indian captors force a priest to reveal the hidden bandage on his throat while Pablo and others lead a prisoner toward a distant peak and a vow to rescue in a tense, ritual tense scene.
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Padre Ambrosio
Tex
Sen
Pablo
H Coulis
Sturtlema
Hs Oho
Paere
bBanda
Eye of Darkness
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled names and phrases
A crude OCR fragment mentions Omar Sadan and unclear references to people, places, and events. The text blends foreign and misspelled words, with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases, offering no clear person, date, or outcome to summarize.
Poem Fragments From Marseille Theme in Holy War Imagery
Fragmented verses echo a child's chorus voicing religious fervor and militant zeal. The lines invoke Palestine, crusade imagery, and a call to "God's will" as a rallying cry, mixing Christian and anti medieval rhetoric with wartime sentiment. The poem repeats lines about "Win Palestine" and the perilous voyage across seas, framing a conflict through childlike chorus and prophetic urgency.
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Ripmage
Brooke
Marseilles
Mediterranean
A. D
Norman Share
Lote
Paris
Marsilles
Clon
Ani
Palestine
Hugh
Walla
Holy Cross
Ous
Spa
Goa
Sous
Ol Tals
Istmaredett
Vitory
Mystery Magazine Style Fragment From Old Weekly
Fragmentary OCR text shows a magazine or weekly story style piece with scattered names and terms. The readable nouns include Mag es Peay oral, Kora Barras, Maren tana, Beni fern ar slave, and weekly dates like Date Moth. The passage resembles a garbled magazine or weekly journal draft with placeholders and broken proper nouns.
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Beni Fern
Gosgreeationlet
Gearerdonreal
Fasta Yang Fes
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Rong
Bat Ping
Meno
Vena
Martin
Whar
Dove Wim
Sone
Bende
Ermethin
Ike Nesta
Aiew
Bert Alowadco
Thre
Praia
Austin
Arsine Warre
Waliack
Wwcle
cLarm
Eran Cate
Rca
al Ue County
Mika
Cnn Ag
Ned Sand
Ben Ste
Banenper
Rene
Boutle
Mike Atlas
Porte
Frontier
Areees Ord
San Fumlife
Thelle
Abe Rua
Sabe
Sont
Dauun
Clarke
Baten
Anh A
Mexico
Indiana
Nat
Ines
India
Syados
Ty ‘Ward
Tyr Honda
Hstfebidation
Asaber
Omar Sadan
Onusade
Tor
News Journal
Weekly Globe
The
Globe
Vtrsn
Lays
Magus
Seance
New Popular Senate Monthly
Prise Amerie
Eich Exile
Bisel Times
Magasne Ew
Suidiay
Wight
Fraley
the Weekly
Mowron, Mass
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