Harvest Echoes From Prairie Past and Present
Poem recounts agrarian toil from Emery's Journal of Agriculture era. Vivid scenes of wheat reapers, binders, and golden sheaves merge with memory of plains, bison, and deer herds. Theme spans harvest labor, nation’s growth, and the persistence of landscape and myth through years.
Looking On At The War And Presidential Reception
The account describes a wartime scene with a presidential address, a daring woman briefly crossing security, and crowd reactions. It notes Gen Scott and President Lincoln at Mrs. Lincoln's reception, and contrasts Scott's stature with Lincoln. It also includes Capt Dolliver and Dr Russell analyzing the late battle and troop movements, with Butler and Patterson expected on flank. Boston Traveller.
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Dolliver
Dr Russell
Dr. Russell
Butler
Patterson
Boston
An Trishnan Quoted on Reasons for Coming to America
An Trishnan explains in his words that his motive to travel to America was not poverty, saying he already had plenty at home. The remark reflects a humorous take on early immigrant motives and contrasts material plenty with opportunity in the United States.
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Hata
Pet&scla
Godiva
Dr. Russell
Dolliver
Dr Russell
Trishnan
America
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Corcoran
Richmond
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