May June Verse and Civil War Road Sketch
A fragmentary humorous poem blends Minglish imagery with Civil War satire. The piece follows Miss Willia Cook's narrator as he travels by train amid Secessionist encounters, mixing rustic scenes with sharp social quips and reflections on loyalty and fate. He ends with a travel-hardened return, noting Swiss sympathy for the Union.
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Montgomry
Hamsted
Biddin
Jetterson
Jeff. Davis
Bouregard
Pickens
Capt. Sidd
Blaebeard
Munro Whards
the Devi
Mrs. Cunningham
Blud
Shakspeare
Larst
Artemus Ward in the Sowth Prial Adventures Farewell Speech
A fragment from Artemus Ward in the Sowth recounts a near-swearing episode and a vow linked to Betsy J. amid humor about Baldineville meeting house and money troubles. The text hints at comic frontier satire and personal promise.
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Artemus Ward
Hamlick
Betsy J
Baldineville
Ford
Translations on the American Civil War from Der Nord Stern
The piece notes American troubles affecting Switzerland and details a Swiss observer's view of the Civil War. It argues the Rebels have military advantages early on, but the Constitutional Government will prevail as Northern resolve grows and unions with commerce and civilization unite against slave-holders. It frames a global stake in the North’s victory.
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Dustry
Switzerland
America
England
der Nord Stern
Geler Zeitung
United States
North
Union
Europe
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Mason & Dixie
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