Indian Chief Gregg and the Fort Stanwix Rescue Tale
A lengthy wartime sketch recounts Capt. Gregg, wounded and scalped, carried by his dog to allies who guide him to safety near Fort Stanwix. The narrative, framed as frontier courage, cites Campbell’s History and Thatcher’s Military Journal to verify the episode. It also recalls a Philadelphia fundraising anecdote about Benjamin Franklin and a paper money donation.
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Louisville Journal
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The Mocking Bird A Feature From American Anecdotes
An extended contemplation of the mockingbird's song and mimicry, detailing its range from wood thrush to bald eagle, its astonishing imitations in wild and domestic settings, and the bird's vivid effects on observers and pets. Separate anecdotes follow on American life and humor, including Know-Nothing era humor and short moral reflections.
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