Army Officers Compared with Civil War Leaders
The New York Sun profile examines the character of National Guard officers and the manhood of regular army soldiers. It lists nine senior generals likely to lead in a future war, highlights Nelson A. Miles and Wesley Merritt, and notes West Point roots, volunteer origins, and Irish-born Brigadier General John J. Coppinger.
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Grant
Tuk
Sun
Department of the East
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Army
Wesley Merritt
Governor's Island
Joseph R. Brooke
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Flwell
Merritt
Coppinger
Ireland
New York Cavalry
Jeri
James G. Blaine
Miles
Weetmingter
Waorooebor County
Mars
Custer
Boston
Twenty-second Massachusetts Infantry
O. Howard
Howard
Fair Oaks
Pair Oaks
McClellan
Johnston
Longstreet
Pitajonn Porter
Franklin
Johnties
Henen
Ine
Hewart
Malvern Hit
Fredericksburg
Chancelloreville
Od Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Renim
Army of the Potomac
Sherman
Sheridan
Geronimo
Crook
Rome
Army Register
Gettysburg
Yellow Tavern
Hawes Shop
Five Forks
Virginia
Winchester
Fisher's Hill
Cuba
Omer
Hilly Graham
Wade
Merriam
Graham
Department of the Gulf
Billy
Ian
Transfiguration lesson on Mount Hermon and divine revelation
The article outlines Jesus revealing his divine glory to Peter James and John on a northward mountain, with Moses and Elijah appearing. A heavenly voice declares Jesus as the beloved Son, guiding the apostles to hear him and downplay earthly ambitions. The event links the old and new covenants and affirms Christ's supremacy.
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Cine
Mount Hermon
Anti-Lebanon
Mia
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Jamen
John
Colernion
Paula xi
Matt. Xavi
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Matthew
Mark
Luke
Paul
Jess
Christ
God
Mover
Eillaeto
Jerusalem
Israel
Dan
Wall
Joni
Mike
Moses
Elluet
Meteor
Tim
Riet
Monta
Elias
Booth
Hut
Hadeen
Jerug
Desis
Eling
Jerushae
Ehoud
Pet
Weis
John xVI
Cine Mountain
Mauren
Eline
Miit
Fruit Diet and Grapes as Brain and Nerve Food
An excerpt discusses almonds fruit nutrition and grape cures, noting berries and grapes may aid digestion and nerve strength, but effects vary by individual. It cites The New York Times on medieval and modern beliefs, warns against overreliance, and favors a balanced diet with moderate meat and rest for nonmanual work.
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Europe
New York Times
van Sweeten
Themelves
Meran
Vevay
Bingen
Italy
France
Fragmented Proverb Paraphrase From Oscillating OCR
A garbled OCR passage offers a string of admonitions and cautions with misspellings and broken phrases. It appears to present a jumble of moral maxims and warnings about slander pride and misjudgment, lacking clear events or identifiable subjects.
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