The Man Without A Country Echoes Of Nolan’s Courtship
In a wartime memoir fragment, Nolan stands out as a remarkable naval figure who spoke Portuguese to free enslaved Africans aboard a captured schooner and helped calm a mutiny. The narrator recalls Nolan’s lifelong devotion to study, natural history, and prayer, and his enduring influence on peers, including a captain who pardoned and praised him while recounting the event at Port Adams and Cape Palmas.
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South Farm Production Valued At Billions In 1916
The Manufacturers' Record reports 1916 total value of the South's agricultural products including animal products at 4.65 billion dollars, about 8 percent below national 1900 totals. Excluding livestock, value reached 3.659 billion, up 1.072 billion from 1915, led by cotton 1.08 billion, grain 1.284 billion, and hay tobacco and potatoes 440.4 million.
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Nolan’s Last Voyage and a Soldier’s Final Reflections
A sagasized reminiscence recounts Nolan the Texan veteran aboard a ship, fading with a map of U S states, Texas and California, and his last talks with Danforth. The dying officer asks about his country, recalls the nation’s growth, and requests burial at sea with a Cincinnati badge and a stone bearing his fame and fault.
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