Maryland My Maryland and the Civil War Home Front
A first person narrative recalls sympathies and raids in Baltimore. Women and men sent supplies to Confederate troops via a stable yard and a hay wagon to Stratford near Gen. Lee. The diary details singing Maryland My Maryland and escape to Virginia, followed by Beauregard’s invitation and a concert in camp. The piece ends noting Napoleon’s tomb at the Invalides and its grand mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gen. Lee
Ines
Dixie
our house
Maryland
Lauriger Horatius
Virginian
Stratford
R. E. Lee
Washington
Virginia
Manassas
Beauregard
Fairfax Court House
Mr. Randall
Church des Invalids
Napoleon I
Paris
Pantheon
Hotel des Invalides
Seine
Esplanade des Invalids
Reformed Administration
State Council
Code
University
Chamber of Commerce
development of commerce and industry
Legion of Honor
Crimea
Egypt
Italy
Austria
China
St. Louis
Waterloo
St. Helena
Duroc
Bertrand
Napoleon
France
St Helena
Indefatigable Liar and the Petrified Buffalo Tale
General Je Cook relays a tale of a Rocky Mountain guide claiming a plain with a forest of petrified trees and a petrified buffalo in the air. The General and guide trade quips about gravity and petrification in a humorous frontier exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Cook
Rocky mountains
Kansas
Jim
Bill
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CAROLINE
Denton Frourme and Lumsprr MILs
Denton Mop
counties
Maryland Steamboat Company
Frank W. Repper
Gro. F. SLoaAn & Bro
LIGHT STREET WHARP
BALTIMORE, MD
Evitts & HoLBRook
DENTON, Wo
M. J. Young
YOUUCG
MASONIC BUILDING
NewsrapeRRNSALVE
W. J. BLACKISTON
ithms
Lnguest
Uhecersiub aia
Atlantic States
Delaware
Georgia
SAM GL SANDS & SON, Publishers
Baltimore St
ROYAL set
Ag serppriy
Siotoyciy ee
ke ae
ROYAL BANKING POWDER CO
Wall St
New York
JAMES H. COULBOURN
COULBOURN & MOYER
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
NOrth Front St
Philadelphia
P. W. Downes
Denton National Bank
I. RR
Godwin
Millsboro
Del
L. AP. Gadd
Caroline county
Dukes & Hecker
Millville
J. M. Wooters
Cordova
John aA
Nottingham
Caapeville
Eli Saulsbury
Dover
Golin, Bros. & Sons
Federalsburg
Q. Parker
Eden
A. R. Nilgore & Bro
Slab
T. Nuttle & Bro
Andersontown
W. E. Harley
East Salem
Michard T. Carter
Denton
Peter Orth
Mariette
George aA. Hern
Stony Brook
The National Bank of the Northern TLiberties
Phila
J.K.SAULSBURY
RIDGELY, MARYLAND
FRANK TOLSON, M. D
HENDERSON
Marydel
J. W. Bryant
T. Privy FISHER
BRYANT & FISHER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Jes S. HOB
DENTON, Mn
Alice Kinney
MARSHALL
MUTONLER
DENTON, MD
Munsonic Wall building
court house
GEORGE M. RUSSUM
HWENTRY KH. LEWIS
RUSSUM & LEWIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
DENTON, Mo
Caroline, Talbot
Queen Anne
oo W. TILGHMAN
J. E. TYLOR
SASTON, MD
WILLIAM '. KELLY
Preston
Greensborough
Euton St
DELAWARE AND
CHESAPEAKE
Nontu
ALM. P.M
A.M. P.M
Clayton
Fion
PW. & BRL. H. PF. KENNEY
Cas. E. Puan
J.N. Minus
Oxford
Trappe
Iaton
Chapel
SouTH
Ridgely
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Wenderson
Slaughters
Startley
Kenton
P.M. claware Divis
OFSuire
W. H. PARKER
Bulfinch street
Boston
Mass
Academy of Music
FW. Dawson
Charlestown
James R. Randall
Hetty Cary Martin
Virginia woods
Betsy Jane
Betsy
Imine
nater
nary zeffer
Baldwinsville
balancin
EENRY IRWIN & SON
DR. TEACKLE
Park Ave
BAantimoore
Clarendon
COR
HANOVER
J. F. DARROW
Proprietos
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
NEW YORK CITy
W. L.STORK & CO
J. 5. JOHNSON & CO
South St
W. H. COULBOURN
Seaford, Del
North Carolina
Heart & Sap
Denton Bridge
WM. G. HENDERSON
F Street
WASHINGTON, D. C
U. S. Patent Office
Patent Office
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal
Trazzare
TRAZZARE & WATTS
M'Daniel
Clark’s Poultry POW DHERNS
KNIGHT
CLARK & WDANIEL
PROPRIETORS
Deaware
Thomas M. Cooper
Charles Stevens
George & Redden
Bridgetown
W.R. BUSTEED
C. ©. Seymour
TARO AMY PATLOR
MID
TIHAD STREET
mayliy
EVITTsS & HOLBBROOK
Tuckahoe Neck
EDWARD SAULSBURY
Ridgely, Md
P. W W. DOWNES
Denton, Ma
Fred. Mowbray
F. L. THOMAS
St. Hurlock’s Nd
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