Sheridan's Ride remembered in Read and Eytinge contrast
Elmo Scott Watson recalls the 1864 Sheridan ride that turned a rout into a Union victory. He notes Read's poem inspired by Eytinge's Harper's Weekly engraving and contrasts Read's painting with Eytinge's more accurate depiction of Sheridan and Rienzi.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Union
Sheridan
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Phil
Rienzi
Jubal A. Early
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Paul Revere
Thomas Buchanan Read
Read
Harper’s Weekly
T.’ Buchanan
Eytinge
New York
Ha 'S Weekly
Fier
Read’s
Sol Eytinge Jr
Harper's Weekly
Sheridan and the Black Charger At Winchester
A dramatic poem recounts General Sheridan’s rapid march toward battle near Winchester. A black stallion races ahead, signaling the approaching clash as Sheridan’s forces converge to save the day. The tale praises the rider and steed, finishing with a prophecy of fame for their deeds.
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Phil
Rienzi
Aneehine
Sheridan
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Mill Creek
Fay
Home Bakers Delight Hot Breads and Quick Breads
A Sunday column offers tested rules for successful hot breads and quick breads. It lists recipes and techniques for biscuits muffins cornbread and rolls with practical tips on mixing kneading and baking temperatures. The piece promotes Eleanor Howe’s upcoming baking column with more recipes and ideas.
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Guild
Eleanor
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