Die at home and die for duty in perilous times
A fragment from the Nashville Daily Union rages against rebel rule and taxes while recalling soldiers' deaths and the place of dying. It contrasts Ruth and Thomas seeking rightful death with warriors like Samson and Brammond facing danger. The piece condemns Confederate actions and extols Union sacrifice and medical horrors of wartime hospitals.
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One Day Nearer Home Poem Fragment
Fragmentary lines lament the long road toward home and eternity. Refrains speak of day turning to night, rising to a brighter heaven, and being one day nearer the Father’s house beyond the sky.
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Desolate hospital vigil spurs wife to aid wounded
A grieving wife, facing possible separation and death, overcomes despair to help at a hospital. She asks to assist, enters, and supports the gravely ill, offering care and conversation to lift spirits amid war’s toll. Her faith guides her actions as she joins doctors and nurses in tending the sick soldiers.
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Nurses Tale From Civil War Hospital Remains Haunting
The narrator recalls nursing wounded soldiers in a Union hospital, tending Frank B and other boys from Birge’s Sharpshooters, sharing meals, comforting dying patients, and witnessing the toll of war. She bonds with the men, writes letters to families, and contemplates the broader cost as more lives fade and questions of peace arise.
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The Colon Bactartes of New Englande Heresy Mialemene
The Weston’s Pravedter reports strain among major New England manufacturers over cotton supply and prices. English competition is blamed for shortages and rising costs, with producers wary of continued reliance on imported stock and potential fabric shortages.
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