If Hitler is captured what fate awaits him
Uncle Ray compares Hitler’s possible fate to Napoleon’s exile and death on St Helena. He covers trials, executions, or lifelong imprisonment as options, then recounts Napoleon’s 1814 escape from Elba and 1815 Waterloo defeat, his exile to St Helena, death from cancer, and burial in Paris. The piece ends with travel notes and a request for a Funmaker leaf.
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The Post of the People First Impressions
A childhood memory poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on growing up and reinterpreting the neighbor and garden as an adult. The speaker recalls a tall wall and an apple tree as youths and notes that as time passes the wall and tree seem ordinary. The piece contrasts youthful awe with aging perspective.
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