Parting Hour of a Soldier Chief in Virginia
By Sis ORLA Wuert General Dartaw of Satanoah commands troops in Virginia and believes he will never see his wife again before a charge at Manas. He dies, and a farewell prayer rises as the line of old New York Zouaves endures. The battlefield, devotion, and martyrdom echo in a strained farewell of love and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartaw
Satanoah
Virginia
Manas
New York
Cordova
General Price
Judge Perkins
Paris
Warris
Havana
Shelby
Vso. Reynolds
Missouri
Weil
Mexico
T. C. Hindman
United States
Memphis
New
Jacob Wreatling
Abernethy
Aburnethy
Ferealy
Thie
Huneelf Beatun
Books Men and Art and the southern rebellion debates
A fragment discusses predicting political leanings from press reaction to books about the southern rebellion. It cites Carleton and Co publications and Southern editorials criticizing Northern influences, urging Southerners to respond with their own literary effort. The piece notes fake gems and diamond lore alongside broader critiques of Northern versus Southern literary culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Carleton & Co
Tne Filoienbout
Papore
St. Elmo
Richmond Christian Observer
Teiamean la
Norifgrn
Turpar
New York
Charleston
New Orleans
South
Gathbert Appeal Society Memoir of Wesley Wilson Gators and Camp Life
In a reminiscence of a Civil War era society a group recalls Wesley Wilson the tall awkward helper of the Meddicton Soldier's Alt Association. The piece recounts an August afternoon prank with an alligator, the laughter of Clem and Jennie, a fruit gift turned gag, and Wesley's playful mischief in a Georgia wiregrass setting. It notes the soldiers and visitors, mutual favors, and lively camp life, ending with a wry nod to the era's social dynamics and the officers’ travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wilesn
Wesley
Fan
Clem
Mona Clem
Jeane Ant
Peor
Wilson
Owen
Georgia
Mr. Wilton
Rayrmill
Walleebolk
Hoth Aring
Cilgin
Artereus
Wilton
Mleane
Wil
Mona
Jennie
Wealey
Wiebey
Bir
Howard
Homer
Clum
Donate
Norfolk
Plorma
Tweedle
Longevity Across Species and Human Lifespan Origins
A dense historical survey traces animal and human lifespans, citing tortoises, fish, birds, and legendary figures. It weighs verdicts from Buffon and others, compares mortality in France, and argues for a 100 year natural life with factors like climate and culture shaping longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muthoanluh
Tun
France
Thotting Parr
William Harvey
Charles I
Harvey
Henry Jenking
Mloddeo Field
John Rowan
Iia
Avralam
Sarrington
Ldh
Sine
Europe
America
Commentatora
Abritham
Wight
Hie Epouh
Ane
Biffon
Mudch Furblur
Buffon
Muller
Milino Edwards
Bat Mot Lovat
Aout
Dmercantile Journal
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Mies Tinber's Weekly
Gen. Bartow
Sis Orla Wuert
Fir
Andy
Ake
Andromlen
Hector
Alain
Golcanda
India
Birminglton
Gathbert Appeal
Meddicton Soldier's Alt Association
OCR Society
ITH
Bayne
Laeyer
Clow
Wally
Clew
Tean
Mies Araminta
Min Aruminta
Donce
Amoela Hon
Mira Arar
Mira Arar Mlate
Eponk
Han
Ryan
Demosthenese
Cicero
Burke
Webster
Eh Wren
Newton
Cuvier
Linnaeus
Ivor
Rex
Adanson Hive
Murrow
Henry
Chateau of
Lantern
Germany
Frederick I
Bloomingdale
Cape of Good Hope
London
James
England
Antil
Gurlide
Bagliod
Demonfurrand
Mathieu
Fenmin
Domobiortand
Mediterranean
Tey Sea
Fifeen
Adam
Abraham
Isaae
Jacob
Ishmael
Sarah
Moses
Joseph
Joshua
Cath
Antiochus Epiphanes
Iipimenides
Crete
Georgina
Deontiumn
Democritan
Xenophilus
Ivocrates
Zeno
Chaudine
Mulonius
Bologna
Crusibula
Terentius Varrycie
Augustus
Galeria
Caplala
Vesprisian
Parma
Ploentia
Tho
Lely
Gaul
Jonguinty
Saint Antony
Paul
Alain da Lelate
Wun
Francis Badan
Sitll
Bacon
Florala
Herefordshire
George Wunder
Jonthon Effingham
Christan Derickenburg
Thomas Winslow
Branda Consist
Thomas Parr
Joseph Surrington
Sarah Deasen
Henry Jenkins
Peter Crurtan
Bishop Kenigern
Mudienn
Fin
Muritoriona
Bristow
Prince
St. Juhn's Academy
Mtautinon
Frank Pope
John I. Pope
Madison County
Young Po
Maine
Martin Luther
Pingan
Noffin
Kayainy
Betsey
Lee
Bent
Jimex Y. Simpson
Hoya Sante
Edinburgh
Une
Jones
Wong Hia
Creya
Salt Lake City
Everson
Pbado
Ani
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