The Spite Brigade Poem Parody in Texas Context
A humorous poem parodying Tennyson’s Charge of the Light Brigade retells a Texas political misadventure. It centers on a group called the Spite Brigade and figures like Cox, Hitchcock, and Meredith, recounting a flawed campaign amid public scrutiny and satire. The piece lampoons political action and Texas debates in a dramatic, verse-soaked style.
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Texas
Light Brigade
Tom
Half Hundred
Mr Doyle Resigns as Chief’s Business Manager for Quanah Tribune Chief
In a letter to the Chief, D K Doyle reveals he left Blanket last week for Quanah to take the position of Chief of the Tribune Chief. Doyle is praised as a fine journalist and gentleman, with many friends in Comanche and beyond hoping for his family’s happiness.
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D. K. Doyle
Blanket
Quanah
Tribune
Doyle
Comanche
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Hitchcock
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Spite Brigade
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S. P Smith and Hamilton Drug Co
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