Pershing Reports A E F Progress In 1918 Marne Advance
General Pershing recounts the Allied push after the second Battle of the Marne, detailing American force buildup, command conferences at Foch's headquarters, plans for offensive operations, and the expansion of the First Field Army. He notes improved Allied initiative, aviation and artillery advantages, and his tour of supply and hospital bases in Tours and Brest.
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Ourcy
Bullard
Osrey
Vesle
The
Marne
Foch
Petain
Weygand
Bunt
Aig
Lawrence
Conner
Boyd
Hughes
Paris-Avricourt
Paris- Ami
Datala
Chaumont
Liggett
Russia
Supreme War Council
Murmansk
Archangel
Wilson
First Field Army
First Army
la Ferte-sous-Jouarre
O. S
Harbord
Service of Supply
Tours
Central Records Office
Adjutant General’s Office
Camp de Grasse
Ture
Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Bordeaux
Col
H. A. Shaw
Brest
G. H. Harries
Debarkation
Cherbourg
Rennes
Granville
O'Neil
Pershing
St. Mihiel Salient
Marcus
Marshal Foch
St. Mihiel
la Ferte-sous- Jouarre
Neufchateau
Missionary Trials and Triumphs in Iconium and Lystra
Lesson surveys Acts 14 1 28 focusing on Paul and Barnabas preaching in Iconium facing fierce opposition and miracles then being mistaken for gods in Lystra. The narrative notes the stoning of Paul, his perseverance, and the formation of self governing churches as the field develops.
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I. Paul
Barnabas
Iconium
Antioch
Paul
Lystra
Derby
Christ
Barnabas Jupiter
Paul Mercurius
Jupiter
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Earth
Hilders
Forgotten HEROES of Virginia and the Giant Peter Francisco
A June 1765 Virginia arrival marked the birth of the Giant of Virginia Peter Francisco. He rose to fame in the Continental Army, fought at Germantown and Stony Point, and earned renown at Guilford Court House where a monument marks his feats. He later married three times and died in Virginia in 1831.
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Virginia
City Point
Peter Francisco
Anthony Winston
Buckingham
Francisco
Germantown
Anthony Wayne
Stony Point
Washington
Banastre Tarleton
Peter
Tarleton
Guilford Court House
Songs of Christ's Coming Move My Heart
The speaker says singing about Christ's coming won’t hasten it but service will. He notes no church songs move him like those about Christ’s return, expressing deep emotion through gladness and tears. J. Stuart Holden signs the reflection.
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Sam Brownes
O'Neil
J. Stuart Holden
Motivational Quote by I B Meyer on Rewards and Motives
A quotation states rewards reflect sincerity and beauty of motives rather than social status or outcomes. It emphasizes internal virtue over external achievement and personal intent as the measure of reward.
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Confederacy
Congress of the
Confederate States
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
I. B. Meyer
Printer and Patriot: MacDougall’s Role in American Freedom
Alexander MacDougall, a New York printer and early Sons of Liberty leader, printed a sedition hand bill in 1769 and faced jail, becoming a patriotic martyr. He later led troops, supervised Washington’s army withdrawal from Long Island, aided Haym Salomon’s escape, and supported Kosciuszko at the Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Alexander MacDougall
MacDougall
New York
Sons of Liberty
New York Provincial Assembly
New York City
MacDougal
Washington
Long Island
Haym Salomon
Salomon
Kosciusko
Highlands
Western Newspaper Union
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General Pershing
Gen
John J. Pershing
Groove
Women's Auxiliary Aid Corps
A. M. Smith
Alliance
Liv
Congress
Poincare
America
de Keerain
Mar
Ausr
Joe
RBV
P. B
Fitzwathr
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Goldin
Thelra
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ's Coming
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