Shenandoah Vision of Virginia Heroes in Moonlit War
A long Victorian style poem recalls Civil War era figures Ashby Pelham Jackson and Stuart, marching under Virginia’s flag by the Shenandoah. The speaker mourns fallen comrades, vows to defend the state, and invokes ancestral military glory in a night-borne reverie near September 1804.
Fragmented dialogue from 19th century piece in Portland
An Trishman claimed to grease a wagon, returned after an hour, and spoke about wheels and parts. An Irish woman asked at the Portland Reich Comantee how many children she had and was told nineteen, with a following remark about the youngest being dead and another born since.
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