Lincoln and the Soldiers Lincoln and the Soldiers
George Kilmer recounts Lincoln as the soldiers’ democratic ideal and trusted commander at camp and on campaign. It describes handshake memories, army reviews at Antietam and Rappahannock, Lincoln’s approbation of merit over title, and Grant’s Petersburg victory ending the war, with Lincoln’s humility and resolve shaping the army’s regard.
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Artificial Butterflies Sold as Rare Museum Specimens
Readers learn that artificial butterflies are manufactured and sold as rare specimens to natural history museums and private collectors, highlighting the market for convincing but man made examples.
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Stop Look Listen Sign at Railroad Crossing
A Baltimore American quote on roadside wisdom urges heed to railroad crossing signs. The passage reflects on life lessons from a sign reading Stop Look Listen, suggesting caution and attentiveness in daily journeys.
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