Escape From the Confederate Camp in Shenandoah Fall
Captain Wayne leads a covert mission behind Union lines aided by Sergeant Craig. In darkness he is mistaken for a Federal officer but fights to reach safety, reconnects with Edith Brennan, and joins a pursuit toward Lee’s army as Shenandoah battles unfold with secret duels and rescues.
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Wayne
Longstreet
Sergt
Craig
Srie
Craig Ross
My Lady of the
Sheridan
Faith - Brennan
Majerearora Lan x
Missinov
Edith Brennan
Miss Minor
Duel at the Tobacco Shed Sees Wayne and Brennan Face Off
Captain Wayne agrees to a pistol duel with Major Brennan after a long standing quarrel. Lieutenant Caton volunteers to act as Wayne's second as they meet behind a tobacco shed, with orders to fire into the air. Edwards reflects on honor and duty as both sides prepare for the confrontation.
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Beelzebub
Elliott
Brennan
Wayne
Warren and Starr
Second
New Hampshire Cavalry
Major
Moorehouse
Major Brennan
Edith Brennan
Caton
Tov
Starr
Brentan
Onde
Elion
Silence on the Field Ends in a Duel Test
In a tense duel test, Brennan and the narrator face off as Major Brennan positions, Caton oversees, and a derringer is drawn. After a countdown, the narrator fires, hitting Brennan’s arm and ending with Brennan discarding his weapon.
Beecher Sermon Sparks Self Deprecation In Lounge
The Outlook quotes Dr Beecher after a Sunday service collapse into dejection saying I believe that was the worst sermon I ever preached. His daughter notes his lack of energy, and he retorts when I haven't anything to say I always holler. A French paper adds a New Zealand chief asserts title to land by having eaten the preceding owner.
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New Zealand
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Siar
TJ Am
Beecher
Hewlett’s
Luneta Steel Gut
Rogers
Walker Brothers Bankers
Balt Lake City
Surr-&-Bros
L. C. Smith
L.C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Syracuse
N.Y
Denver
Champa Street
Colo
Apa
Enhouse Victor
Ako
AES
Enveness
Moter Barber College
Commercial Street
Bast Lake City
Utah
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