Wars Bravest Deeds Told by Gen James Longstreet
The account chronicles acts of valor by soldiers from both sides at Sharpsburg and Antietam. Longstreet praises bravest deeds, cites Captain Monroe’s flag preservation at Mumma Church, and recalls May and Anderson’s batteries. The piece honors hidden risks borne by pickets and frontline privates amid the battle’s ferocity.
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Longstreet
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Kapiale Gharies
Sheannwg
Geevral Taylor Godered
Randolph Ridgey
Ringgald
Charlie
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May
Prisemar
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Moltag del Rey
Morris
Murria
Morris Hapatien
Ofmar
Linstenaut-Kinnara Ewall
Tod Agdarson
Hatherins
Beroil
Inearal Andérson
Ewall
Ant Andérson
Dalancy
Lee
Davnes Loxustann
Memoirs of Civil War Valor and Near-Death Encounters
A veteran recounts key Civil War episodes including Longstreet directing artillery at Fredericksburg, a dramatic river crossing, and a daring dispatch by Claude Neville. The narrative highlights endurance, battlefield camaraderie, and personal losses while noting postwar reflection on American expatriate incomes in Europe.
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Joseph Moora
Claude Nevilly
Liv
Pittyelanth Tudiana
Slocum
Sherman
Claude Neville
Oneerekey River
Bornou
Neville
Claude Nevile
Brotier Giles
Trislong
Indiana
Joshru Moone
Congressm Es Ogu
Mary's Heights
Sale Church
Fredrickeburs
Ward
Kagakanouck
Fredricksburg
Washington Artillery
Europe
America
Anarchist Leader John Most Explains Principles in Interview
In New York March 24, John Most discusses the International Working People's Association, opposing private property and government. He argues for social revolution, criticizes the church, and envisions a stateless, free society achieved through propaganda and workers’ action.
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International Working People's Association
Europe
America
Must
Church
Carl Schurz Portrait in Olfactory of Career and Politics
New York March 24 Carl Schurz the veteran soldier of fortune is profiled as a restless figure in American politics. The piece traces his Prussian birth in 1829, revolutionary activities, exile years, Civil War service, senate tenure, and influence with Mogwumps while noting his independent stance and limited mass appeal.
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Muswemp
New York
Carl Schurz
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Schurz
Auerno
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United States
Cologne
Prussia
William
Rudiieh
Kinkel
Kranz Sige
Young Schur
Havel
Sehure
Kinkele
Orth Sea
England
Paris
Ti Stavne
Wisconsin
New England
Stephen A. Dew
Lincoln
Spain
Wrant Sigel
Sig
Hull
Chancellorsville
Rettysburg
Chattanoogs
Washington
Johnson
Mogwamps
Cleverand
Blaine
Cleveland
Harrison
Neen
Mac
Schura
Food
McKinley
David B Li
Thas
Carl Seburz
New York Academy of Music
Kascoe Conkling
Bchure
Tammany Hall
Sepater
Schurg
Duemeneo
Rooght
Marcantiia Poviness
Bin
Acd
Steamenp
Lower
Boadway
Schersz
Brave Deeds Recited In Coleus Writings Reflect Courage
A garbled testimonial quotes a writer praising exceptional courage and soldierly valor, noting officers and civilians alike faced danger. The piece emphasizes acts of bravery under pressure and recalls vivid battlefield scenes from a period account.
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John Most
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Moet
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Internatonale Bibliothek
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