Brave Japanese Leaders At Port Arthur In Duty And Valor
An eyewitness account details Japanese generals Yamaji and Hasegawa leading brutal assaults at Port Arthur. It praises their courage, endurance, and leadership under fire, noting the siege’s heavy losses and the expected enduring legacy of these officers in military history.
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George Wiebligton Gofeor
Japan
Wiltary Transparia
Shila
Connor
Far East
Uvama
Europe
Tatung River
Port Arthur
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Great Dead Among America's Cemeteries Urges National Honor
A diary of distant graves across the United States argues for a national Westminster Abbey in Washington or Mount Vernon to honor America's great dead. It cites Hamilton, Hancock, Jefferson, Lee, Jackson, and many regional leaders buried from Virginia to Wisconsin, urging Congress to select a central resting place and acknowledge national memory.
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United States
Moran
Westminster Abbey
Congress
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Paul Revere
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
New York City
Trinity Church Yard
Alexander Hamilton
Lawerace
Hollywood
Richmond
Pho
Tyler Niethern
John Randolph
Roanoke
George Pickett
B. Stuart
Thomas Ritchie
EF. M. Maury
Henry A. Wise
William A. Saint- Iay
Virginia
America
Montcello
Albemarle County
Thomas Jefferson
Montpe Hor
Orange County
James Madson
John Marshall
Lexington
Robert Lee
Thomas J. Jackson
Patrick Henry Newt
Red Hill
Challotte County
A. W P. Hill
Lancaster
Woodward Hill
Buchanan
Thaddeus Stevens
John P. Reynolds
Gettysburg
Robert Cavalier de la Salle
Anderson County
Stephen F. Austin
Peach Point
Brazoria
Sam Hourton
Huntsville
Alamo
Republic
Wisconsin
Walla
Henry Uodge
Horace Greeley
St. Louis
Tiocoly
Edward Batea
Sterling Ioldier
Missouri
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Saline County
Donaphia
Mexico
Alazander W. Donaphis
Liberty
Strr
John S. Marmaduke
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Plateburg
Clinton County
David Rice Atchison
United Scares
Senate
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Jacisin
France
Beetwoan
Robert McClelland
Pierce
Ioterior
Torerair
Michigan
Dorrais
Georgia
Nathaniel Greene
Savane Oah Cemetery
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Eee
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Washington
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Taylor
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Iowa
Augustus Dodtee
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Matthew Carpenter
Milwaukee
Solomon Janeau
Thomas H. Benton
St Louis
St. Louie
Francis Preston Blair
Union Army
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Horatio Seymour
David D. Colton
James A. McDougall
Aaron A. Sargent
Milton 5. Tathaur
Tecamne
Samun Woodworth
Samee Lie
Kick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
David S. Terry
Stoceton
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Sunome
Zach Chandler
Interior
Grant
Detroit
William Woodbridge
Jacob M. Howard
Kalamazoo
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