The Parson Dove and the Woman He Loved
An elderly narrator recalls a youthful romance with Rose Olmstead, the inheritance and church life of Deacon Olmstead, and rival Benjamin Bitterworth. After a forced engagement to Bitterworth, Rose defies him but obeys her father, ending the betrothal and driving Dove to a sorrowful wedding scene that culminates in his solitary grief and eventual reflection.
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Handa
Olawsteal
Bittersworth
Deacon Ahnstead
Deacon Olmstead
Benjamin Bitterworth
Elder Bagshaw
Silas Snow
Olarstesd
Ceyep
Ovat
Benjimin Bitterworth
Anind
Los
Uae
Satoh
Deacon Olmatesu
Rose Olmstead
Brother Dove
Tose Olmstead
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Dove
Benjamin
Tove
Mose
Ling
Gether
Benjamin Bitterforth
Deacon
Olmstead
Mr. Dove
Rosé
Paps
Williams
Sara
Evad
Benjamin Litterworth
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Remarkable McCook Family Fates From Civil War Era
The Cleveland Herald outlines a series of tragic McCook family deaths linked to the Civil War. Charles McCook, 17, fell at Bull Run on July 21, 1861. Brig. Gen. Robert McCook was killed by guerrillas on July 12, 1862. Major-Gen. McCook perished pursuing Morgan on July 21, 1863. Col. Daniel McCook died of wounds on July 18, 1864. Alexander D. McCook and Daniel McCook served in the Army of the Cumberland in July 1863. The family noted two brothers dying on the 21st in consecutive years and feared superstition. a home dispatch later announced their father’s death in the Morgan raid on the 21st. The piece also reports on government expectations for new troop calls and a village voice about fashionable dress costs.
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Robert McCook
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Policy of the War in Lincoln Letter Debate
The Springfield Massy Republican argues that Lincoln’s letter ties Union preservation to destroying slavery, claiming abolition is essential to any settlement. It asserts the President’s view equals the war’s true aim and warns that any peace without abolition is a temporary compromise and fails to resolve sectional conflict.
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