Among the Books A Pleasing and Bright Historical Romance
A readable excerpt highlights a historical romance with a cheerful tone and engaging plot set amid literary scenes. The piece emphasizes charm, wit, and attractively rendered period details in a warmly written narrative.
Review of Notable Authors and New Design in Publishing
The article surveys popular authors and upcoming works. It highlights Napoleon era characters in historical novels, praises vivid portrayals, and notes forthcoming titles by Brander Matthews and Anna Katherine Green. It discusses Brander Matthews new drama study, Remington illustrations, and plans for deluxe reissues of Dumas and Hugo romances.
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Alexander Dumas
Battle of Black Jack recounted by Kansas veterans in Portland
Solomon Brown and August Bondi, aged border fighters from the Free State side, recalling the 1856 Black Jack clash in Kansas, describe the siege, famine and bold John Brown strategy that united a small Free State force against pro slavery raiders, detailing scouting, surrender demands, and a dramatic relief breakfast after days of hardship.
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Mr. Rondl
Solomon Brown
Grant Street
Black Jack
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Shannon
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Liberty
Clay County
Missouri
James Clark
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Cour
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Carpenter
Solomon Brows
Boareo
Prairie City
Surroun
Uttle
Jown Brown, Jr
Owen
Soloma
Fred
Oliver
Charles Kairer
Theodore Wiener
Au Bond
George Townsley
Benechrane
Henry “Thampeon
Mettier
Oward Carpenter
Tally Creek
Douglas County
Bat Nobeay
Haim Brown
Bungat
Salon Brown
Wiener
Solomons
McWhinney
Shore
A. O. Carpenter
Mendocino County
California
Hil
Moore
Captain Brown
Share
Son Sore
Jong
Ben
Musteader
Statens
August Bonds
Pro-slavery force terrorizes districts after Blackjack fight
An excerpt reports on a pro-slavery faction linked to a local lieutenant once feared in distant districts. The insurgent group resisted the aftermath of a clash described as the Blackjack fight, highlighting ongoing unrest and control tensions in the area.
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London
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Henry
Frisco
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