Incident at the Battle of New Orleans remembered by a British officer
A British officer who fought at New Orleans recounts a perilous marching on American defenses with 12 000 troops. He recalls the deadly precision of Kentucky riflemen and the psychological strain of near-certain death as the smoke and shells pressured the advancing line. He concludes that riflemen and a free people would remain unconquerable despite any foreign assault.
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Donnell Amorous Verse From Viola Poem
Viola writes of a remembered meeting with Nellie in the North and a parting token. He recalls leaves falling, sunny hair, and her fairy tones. He vows devotion as he remains in the Southern home and hopes for reunion and mementoes at night.
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