Cavalry Horses and War Heroics in Philippine Campaign Narrative
The report discusses training cavalry horses to withstand fire noise and describes a related eulogy about courage. It cites figures from the Philippine campaign, including Captain Marion and Surgeon Major Lloyd, and notes the Victoria Cross decoration for bravery during the Lima fort attack on January 6, 1893.
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Bose
England
Lima
Marton
Lloyd
Herge
Magar
Mredesick
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Hurricane and Drift From a Grand Canary Voyage
Excerpted travel narrative describing shipboard peril and landfall near Santa Cruz with a storm tolling the crew. The tale mentions Capt. Weston, Tom Lambourne, and a shore landing, plus vivid scenes of the Peak of Adam and the island’s harbor as the crew endures high winds, foam, and rain while detailing daily shipboard routines and observations.
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Tmesmere
Cape
Africa
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Ty O
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An Alaskan Home Life and Cultural Observations
The piece describes a remote Alaska dwelling with a two-tier earth floor, cooking and weaving on the lower ledge, and beds on the upper ledge. A central fire funnels smoke through a roof hole as dogs howl outside. It notes family structure, daily tasks, and a harsh climate, then shifts to broader reflections on culture, hunting, and the value of indigenous practices.
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Saya
Ita
Titan
Thor
Dan
Fragmentary Historic Chat Recounts Civil War Era Reflections
In a garbled reminiscence the speaker recalls Lexington and General Lee with scattered phrases about courage and travel. The fragment hints at wartime observations, reactions to Lee, and distant scenes of soldiers and officers, but the meaning is obscured by broken text and unclear attribution.
Endearing Civil War Return of an Old Soldier to Gen. Lee
A veteran begs Gen. Lee to allow three cheers for Maree Robert after surrender. Lee, surprised, watches as the horse is led away and the man kneels in the dust, tears flowing as the first rallying cry echoes along the mountainside.
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Gen. Lee
Mechanicsville
Appomattox
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