Invasion of America Narrative Pact Story
An early 20th century speculative narrative outlines defense against invasion. It emphasizes using available resources including trained and citizen militia, coast defenses, field artillery, and other weapons. The piece frames a strategic mobilization in response to a potential armed threat.
American Army Readies Major Assault After Landing
After the initial landings, Rhode Island forces number 30,000 infantry 3,000 cavalry and 60 artillery pieces occupy the shore. The text notes the rapid redeployment of guns men and horses inland and compares to Crimean War disembarkations, urging a strike before enemy reinforcements arrive.
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Invasion Fable Foretells Coastal War Tactics
A dramatic dispatch portrays an imagined invasion of the United States by a European and Adlu coalition. The narrative details overwhelming foreign forces landing on Long Island and New England shores, rapid troop unloading by horse transports, and a panicked, unprepared American defense. It contrasts a ready invader with a disorganized, under equipped U.S. army and rail network seized by the foe, while fog aids American scouts. The piece ends noting ongoing coverage in the Times.
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United States Navy
America
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Pol- Rica
War Department
Ellen Giv
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Washington
Congress
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A. J. Mills
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Cave Alry
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Army
Navy
House of Congress
Hoory
Stimson
Hia Ak
Wateh Hill
Kingston
Ninatic
Fort Mishie
Gullsland
Montauk Point
Sound
Long Island
New York
Washington County
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Watch
Wickford Junction
Narragansettler
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Rhode Island
Providence
Point Judith
Hola
Jta
Milne
Narragansett Harbor
Maine
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