Through Baltimore Hymn of War and Warning
A patriotic poem narrates the attack on Baltimore and the vow to bring back the Keystone’s forces. It laments traitors and celebrates civic resolve while invoking Washington’s statue and a grim vow to cleanse routes of bloodshed. The tone echoes a 19th century newspaper poetry feature.
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Keystone
Baltimore
Life of Winfield Scott From Virginia Birth To Early Military Service
The article chronicles Winfield Scott born June 18 1786 near Petersburg Virginia as the youngest of two sons with three sisters. His father died young leaving the family small property and his mother ensured a solid education. He pursued law and was admitted to the bar in 1806 at age twenty. When the war of 1842 began he sought and received a captain of artillery commission.
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Winfield Scott
William Scott
Peteraburg
Feft
Ele
General Scott Hero of Mexican War Portrait Gallery
The article extols General Winfield Scott for his early York campaign at Queenstown Heights and later victories at Chippewa and Lundy’s Lane. It lauds his leadership in the Mexican War from San Juan de Ulloa to Mexico City and his roles as commander in chief and statesman, ending with a Triumph return and thanks from Congress.
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Queenstown Heights
Madison
Odda
Scott
Fort Erie
Chippewa
Lundy’s Lane
Buffalo
Williamstown
Geneva
Philadelphia
Congress
Niagara
New York
Virginia
Macomb
Jackson
Maine
San Juan de Ulloa
City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Cerro Gordo
Jalapa
Perote
Puebla
Contreras
San Antonio
Churubusco
Molino del Rey
Chapultepec
Treasury
Portrait Gallery
Conduct of the War and Gen Scott's Plans
The piece argues American impatience with slow progress, praises General Scott's cautious, comprehensive approach, and criticizes New York military editors. It stresses the need to defend Washington, coordinate movements from Texas to the Mississippi, and ensure proper supplies and discipline before striking.
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Ures
Washington
Free States
Fort Pickens
Texas
Mississippi River
Potomac
Chesapeake
Scott
Baltimore
Virginia
Fort Monroe
Mississippi
Ohio
Pensylvania
Warriors
New York
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