American Ideals and War News Reflections in 1898 Dispatch
A 19th century column blends social commentary with war reportage. Readers learn about American manners shaping during the era and a correspondent’s Santiago frontline notes, detailing a risky assault led by Captain Haskell and a Spanish surrender after a trench engagement.
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American Monthly Review of
A Late Version. for Day has won the Paris stakes
The poem text recounts a victory at Paris stakes with a weaponized critique of Spain. It references Rios and a rapid, small appearance, then spins into admonitions about hedging, cheating, and dodging in war. The tone blends sport and moral critique in fragmented verse.
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