Richmond Howitzers Civil War memoir recalls Manassas to Richmond
A survivor’s narrative recounts the Richmond Howitzers of 1859 to 1865, detailing their rapid enlistment by Virginia families, Manassas battles, marches along the James, winter camps, drills, and the hardships of logistics. It notes leadership shifts, camp life, hay details, and Old Jack Jackson's influence on cadets.
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Ghia
Ys Literatura
Marly
Aketeh
Richmond Howithers
Rus Fish
Thos Army
Northern
Virginia
Brutle
Richmond Horwitzers
George W. Randolph
Confederacy
Turnley
Spotte Wood
Richmond
Naryhyward
Manassas
Jane
Army of Northern Virginia
Cane
Minassas
R. 12. Lee
Howitzers
West Virginia
McClellan
Lee
Beaure- Hird
Bull Kinn
Federal
Bull Tun
le Clinchia
Trowitzer
Wen
Terres
Army of Northern
Hig House
The
Military Institute
Stonewall Jackson
Old Jack
Potomac
Maryland
Institute
Dick Wharton
Jack
Wharton
Tino Bat
Jordan and Booth Reliable Clothes Corner Edwards
Jordan and Booth operate the Reliable Clothes shop at the Edwards corner area near Terese. The brief notice confirms their location and business name.
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Jordan & Booth, Reliable Clothers
Corner
Enc Terese
Unclear Dialogue From Harper's Bazar Skit
A fragment from Harper's Bazar features a strange onstage exchange between a baby sweater, a monkey on a stick, and a wax doll. The whimsy centers on kinship jokes as the characters converse about being related and “baby jumpers,” with the doll laughing.
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Soilatcu
Emai
Harper's Bazar
Greece Hymn Origin Appears in London Publication
Dionis Salomo's Hymn to Liberty traces its origins to a London publication. The early verses praised the land of Washington in the first portion, linking the piece to Greek national identity.
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Greece
Dionis Salomo
London
Land of
Wallashington
Grow In Grace dancing class for children notice
A notice promotes a children’s dancing class organized by a young social figure. It argues for teaching manners and cultured behavior, praising church youth societies for Christian social culture and grace, while warning against affectation and urging practice in graceful movement.