The Devils Own A Romance of the Blackhawk War
Randall Parrish presents The Devil s Own a romantic narrative set during the Blackhawk War with illustrations by Irwin Myers. The work features frontier conflict and personal daring, tracing survival and honor amid frontier violence.
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Randall Parrish
Irish Brigade
Irwin Myers
Indian Assault Routs Cabin Defenders in Brutal Uprising
In a remote frontier cabin, Steven Knox and ally Kennedy face a savage Indian assault led by Black Hawk. Kirby plots treachery but is overpowered as Eloise and the rescued boy stand firm. A brutal battle erupts with a collapsing door, a bursting roof, and deadly hand to hand fighting.
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Kirby
Tim
Knox
Kennedy
Hall
Yellow Banks
Black Hawk
Myself
Eloise
D— Beaucaire
Steven
Cap
Armstrong
Elsie
Asa Hall
Bis
Elsie Clark
Asa Hail
Asa
Hloise
Steven Knox
Ottawa
Bluff
Survivor in the Cabin Inferno Heading to Ottawa
Steven Knox awakens in a ruined cabin after a suspected explosion and massacre. He frees himself from a deadly weight, reunites with Eloise, and the pair escape on horses toward Ottawa as dawn breaks over a devastated scene.
Apostle Spoons and their christening customs
Apostle spoons or gossip spoons were gilt christening gifts from sponsors. Each spoon bore an apostle or evangelist figure on the handle, with the full twelve for wealthy donors and smaller sets for others, reflecting the donor or child’s patron saint.
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