The Fall of Richmond and Petersburg 1865 Evacuation
Confederate government officials and troops evacuated Richmond and Petersburg as Union forces approached. Destruction of stores bridges and arsenal facilities followed. Lincoln toured Petersburg and Richmond after capture while Federal troops secured the cities and began restoring order.
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G. L. Kilmer
Richmond
Petersburg
Federal Arties
Appomattox
Lee
Port Drur
Dames River
Alonus
Eneoys
Ralph Ely
Ninth Corps
Lincoln
Grant
Army of the Potomac
Gener
Ord
Fetersburg
Army of the James
Godfrey Weltzel
Scott
R. 5. Ewell
Robert Edward Lee
Chapin’s Bluff
James Rer
Thore
Davis
Desire
Weitzel
James River
Admiral Semmes
Alabama
Semmes
Jhanville
Charles Devens
Clivens
Pres
Weltzel
Jefferson Davis
Lit
Remembe
Waiedu Dacheghiter
Jas Wasaramvand
Janes
Libby
Admiral Porter
Linvain
T.invotn
Sherman
Hampton Friary
Abraham Lincoln
Danvile
Raphael Semmes
Virginia
Tee
Amelia Court House
Richmond and
Danville
Petersbur
Appichter Aml Fonders
Goianied
Nary
A Man of Mark Chapter X Two Surprises
A fragmented historical tale unfolds with the Signorina narrating a late night ambush at Aureataland. President Whittingham confronts a coup attempt, feigns calm, and vanishes as Colonel McGregor and allies seize control. Johnny Carr lies wounded. the plot moves toward a risky chase and inquiry into Whittingham’s whereabouts.
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Aureataland
Signorina
Coronel
Sisnerina
Johnny Carr
Carr
Mr. Carr
Havre
Dan
Signorina Nugent
Golden House
Tilk
Aureatal
Whittingham
Freedom
DeChair
Martin
Anderson
McGregor
Johnny
Owen
Doctor
Iran
Johnny Cams
Marcus W. Whittingham
Republic of Aureatataid
Preson
George McGregor Qate
Alentaland
John Martin
Home Made Bake Day Aids and Time Tested Tales
A collage of ad copy praising Royal Baking Powder for home baking contrasts with dramatic fiction and travelogue style excerpts. A tale recounts a covert escape plot involving President Whittingham and Carr, aided by a doctor, ending with a daring yacht pursuit and a public proclamation.
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Royal
Press Clark
Wilkesbarre
Clark
C. D. Simpson
Scranton
Mr. Simpson
New York Sun
Quotes on slavery, manners, and novels from writers
Bit of editorials and witticisms from writers including T P O Connor George Moore and Sarah Grand. The quotes discuss slavery gender dynamics public decency and the value of popular fiction.
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Aline
T. P. O'Connor
George Moore
G. Kh. Chesterton
Sarah Grand
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