Wounds in Battle Show Strange Survival Tales
Eyewitness accounts describe minor wounds turning fatal and long survival after severe injuries. Examples include a grapeshot through a major’s chest who recovered and later led his regiment, and a buckshot that lodged in the abdomen for days before death, illustrating eerie endurance amid Civil War battlefield trauma.
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Port Hudson
Connecticut
Port Royal
New Orleans
Cedar Creek
Hhudson
Medbury
St. James’ Hospital
Fourth
Wisconsin Volunteers
New York Mounted Rifles
Petersburg
Raise Cotton
A Chorus urging focus on cotton farming over other crops. The piece advocates mortgaging crops to fund cotton and labor, warns against diversified farming, and declares cotton king despite debt, urging West Tennessee to raise cotton even if it leads to hunger. It discourages wheat corn hay clover and pasture rotation, urging land reformation to keep wealth local.
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Trenton
Georgia
Ohio
West Tennessee
Harvest Feast Among Grangers Brings Unity and Cheer
An exchange extols the harvest feast of the Grangers as a premier social feature during conferral of the fourth degree. The piece notes how members set aside quarrels, share homey conversation, discuss daily topics, and encourage neighbors, fostering a pleasant, instructive Grange gathering. A child’s joke about seasons contrasts simple wit with adult skepticism.
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