A Girl Heroine Delivers Cow Rescue to General Washington
In a Darby farm tale during a British foraging raid, twelve year old Miss Rudolph rode to Philadelphia to seek General Washington’s aid for her confiscated favorite cow Sukey. At the British HQ she implored Cornwallis, revealing her father and brothers serve with Washington, Gates, and Lee. The general grants a listener’s ear, then learns the family’s wider loyalty.
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Sukey
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Tam General Cornwallis
Cornwallis
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Lee
Wa Hington
Little Rebel and a Cow in Cornwallis Era
A fragmentary tale references Annie and a cow with sparkling knee buckles as a relic of Cornwallis and the Revolution. It mentions Frazier's Zoot Dittters sold as medicinal bitters and praises Baxter's Mandrake Jitter with a brief medical testimonial. A train accident near Wooster ends with a girl’s death and parental grief.
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