Raccoon Roughs Fight and Christina Crowned King
An 1861 account recalls the Raccoon Roughs later known as the 6th Alabama under Governor John B. Gordon and their brutal Seven Pines baptism. Separate Sweden tale shows Lars Larsson and Oxenstiern proclaiming Christina queen, amid swelled Crown loyalty and a dramatic throne moment.
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Christina
Sweden
A Girl King in Sweden After Gustavus Adolphus Death
Readable fragment notes the shock in Stockholm and across Sweden when King Gustavus Adolphus dies. A six year old girl is cited as a royal representative straddling a nation in crisis amid debates in the Riddarhaus as Protestant Europe weighs succession.
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Sweden
Europe
Gustavus Adolphus
Latzen
Jackson Shot and Wounded at Chancellorsville After Dark
The narrative describes Stonewall Jackson's reconnoitering in the night at Chancellorsville when misidentified by his own troops. He is wounded in the hand, wrist, and upper arm, dismounted, and placed in a litter as Union fire rages. General Pender remarks on the fate of Jackson. His arm is later amputated and he dies from complications.
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Montgomery
Company
Raccoon Roughs
Alabama
John B. Gordon
Georgia
6Th Alabama
Gordon
Seven Pines
Gov. Gordon
Stoneywall Jackson
Chancellorsville
Pena
Pete
Stonewall Jackson
Badean
St. Nicholas
Stonewall
Jackson
Hooker
Pender
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