Untitled fragmented ode to a fallen hero and memory
A damaged historical fragment presents a poem or obituary style note praising a fallen hero. It references names, places, and ceremonial music, with scattered lines about memory, honor, and mourning, but many garbled phrases obscure full meaning.
Promont in Bpringdold-One Charge of the Mody Guard
Springfield Missouri reports the Promont charge led by Major Zagonyi during the Body Guard action. Union troops routed 2,000 Rebels, held the city for two days, with 16 killed and 25 wounded among the guard and 10 missing. Gen. Lyon’s death and the fierce fighting at Wilson’s Creek are recalled with pride.
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Wilson's Creek
Remberance
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Augonyi
Light Brigade
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Firemont
Union
Zagonyi
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John O Groat's House and Caithness Origins
From Calder's History of Caithness a tale explains the origin of John O Groat's House in Canisbay Caithness. It recalls three Norse settlers Malcol Gavin and John O Croat from Tolland bearing a Latin letter of recommendation to the king. They acquire Warst and Duncansbay lands and establish an annual meeting to celebrate their arrival, leading to a seating ritual that resolved disputes over precedence by a clever arrangement at the table.
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James the Boarth
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Gavin
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