Portraits of Power and Love in Ellen Montgomery
A long, ornate reminiscence tracks Ellen Montgomery from a village beauty to a refined woman after love, betrayal, and social pressure. Grahame and Aymes duel for her hand, while Ellen’s quiet dignity and evolving passions reshape her life and status.
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James Stewart Grahame
Europe
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Eileo
An Adventure In an African River
Captain Maghyatt recounts a perilous river journey while chasing ivory. A boat strike, dense cane, fatigue, and a fearless panther chase merge with a dramatic rescue by a slaver captain and bloodhounds. The tale ends with the narrator recovering after weeks in fever and hints at a broader note on a Spanish queen story.
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Keary and Militia Move in New Mexico War
Historic dispatches describe General Kearny consolidating U S authority in New Mexico from Santa Fe to California. Governor Bent appointed. Ruff meets Mormon Battalion. routes via Copper Mine Path considered. scarce water, provisions tight. Wool expected at Chihuahua but delayed.
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Pacific
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Kearney
New Mexico
Territory of
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Doe Adesiano Igil
Richard Dallam
Francis P. Biair
Charles Blommer
Eugene Leitensdurler
Jacob Houghton
Antonio Jose Otero
Sey Charles Baubien
Supreme Court
Woo
Chihuabua
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Domne & Co
Homans & Magotfina
Santa Fe News From The Se Lonis Republican Reporter
Santa Fe dispatch via Cope Murphy reports Capt Murphy meeting Lieut Col Thompson to assume Mormon command at Wilson Bar during his Santa Fe tour. Murphy notes soldiers discharged from service face hardship while seeking passage home as Pawnee Indians grow weary on return journey amid boundary concerns beyond Arkansas.
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