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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1865
Page
1
The piece presents a raucous, carnival style rallying cry echoing Irish and American imagery. It references the Old Flag, martial pride, and calls for unity under a shared national music seen in a chaotic, humorous, archaic dialect. The date is New York April 3, 1905.
An 18th or 19th century tale recalls twelve friends who vow to dine together yearly from youth, drink the first bottle only on the last to dine, and never admit a new member. One dies, the others drift into aging, grief, and memory as the tradition slowly fades over decades.
Fragmentary diary notes recount a Civil War era march from Savannah to Beaufort and onward through Port Royal, Red River, Columbia, and North Carolina. Entries mention Major Crittenton, Majors and a regimental march with skirmishes, pontoon bridges, railroads twisted, fortifications, and a final push toward Raleigh with Sherman's forces.
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