Pearl Hunter Stages Bold River Crossing Stunt
A bandit darts through a waterfall to the other side of a rocky pool in Flatwoods. The Pearlhunter hides then tracks the escapee along bluffs to the river road as distant footsteps fade toward the village.
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The Pearlhunter in Fox Den Faces a Night Plan
In the Flatwoods the Pearlhunter recovers in a fox den cave after a gun attack and is aided by the Wild Rose. She tends his wounds and helps him prepare for a dangerous night when a masked foe may react to his plans.
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Frugal eaters and political turmoil in early America
The piece recalls Thomas F. Curby the Massachusetts eater who dined on seafood and eggs, then profiles Roger Crab the 17th century vegetarian who lived on meagre income. It then examines Andrew Johnsons presidency, Reconstruction battles, clashes with Congress, and the impeachment trial that narrowly failed to convict.
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Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents
Timeline notes for Andrew Johnson: born Raleigh 1808, opened tailor shop in Greenville 1826, married Eliza McCardie 1827, Greenville mayor 1830, legislator 1835, state senator 1841, congressman 1843, governor of Tennessee 1853, senator 1857–62, military governor 1862, elected vice president 1864, took oath as 17th president April 15 1865 at age 56, 1866 congress overrode veto Civil Rights bill.
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Timeline of Andrew Johnson impeachment and career events
Chronology notes key moments in Andrew Johnsons career. Impeached February 22 1888, impeachment trial March 5 to May 26, acquitted. Retired March 4 1869. Defeated for congressman at large in 1872. Died July 31 1875 in Carter county Tennessee at age sixty six.
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