Battlefield Diary From Civil War Camp and Raid
A first person account from 1862 details eight months of service in the Tenth New York Cavalry. The narrator recalls growing boredom and mounting anticipation as Union troops move toward possible action, including a daring boarding of a secretly docked vessel and capturing thirty young men later returned to Baltimore for release.
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The High Cost of Wealth and a Clerk's Greed
Josiah Alden, a long time clerk earning fifteen dollars weekly, is unexpectedly offered a partnership and twenty thousand dollars from his employer Mr Alden. He schemes to secure the older man's fortune by awaiting his death, finances his plans with life insurance tables, and ultimately commits murder to inherit the wealth.
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Hensey
Jim
Aliden
Thas
Josiath
P.E. Chase
Marian
Bane
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Jysial
Abden
Ataria
Fifleandolines
Across the Street Death Turns Joyful Night to Mourning
A poem recalls bright lights and festive nights across the street but shifts to a somber scene as death claims a young woman. The speaker contrasts cheerful past with a quiet vigil beside a single light, noting a mansion turned house of woe and a damaged survivor.
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Fear and superstition during early telegraph spread in Tarascon district
Fragmentary account recalls ancient beliefs opposing early telegraph lines between distant villages. Despite unrest and opposition, telegraph services began to link Brienne des Gres with regional receivers and transmitters, as residents feared machines and wires.
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Franen
Fie
Pionner
China
Ile
Brienne Des Gres
Willie
Condi
Marsidiies
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