Civil War Memory Amid Lincoln's Towers and Battle Shadows
Fragmented reminiscence recalls 17th century heroics near Lincoln, with Cromwellian imagery and sieges. A narrator describes riders on white horses arriving at a towered city, dawn light over ancestral fortifications, and a patriotic call as soldiers move south. The piece blends romanticized war memory, shifting loyalties, and a poet’s homage to historic struggles.
Brothertoft Heir Trades England for an American Manor
Edwin Brothertoft, heir to the old Lincolnshire manor, departs amid debts and mortgages to seek fortune in New York. In Wall Street he meets Jane Billop, heiress daughter and owner of the Billop mansion, who schemes to marry him for an alliance. The story follows their unlikely union and the unfolding tug between old aristocracy and new colonial wealth.
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Hoota
Tom
Lincoln
Solematy
Ton
Brothertoft
Brothertoft Manor
Anil
England
Winthrop
Connecticut
New Netherland
Nicholls
Willet
Peter Stuyvesant
Oid Brothertoft
Brothertott J Manor
John Milton
Brothertoft Macor
Edwin
Astyanax
Vandyke
Edwin Brothertoft
Win Mruthertof
Oxford
Massachusetts
Harvard
Yale
Tam
Walla
Dunderberg
Westchester
Brothertuft
Lincolnshire
Billop
Maine
Vandyck
America
van Cortlandt
Phillipse
Beverley Robinson
Livingston
Highlands
Voltaira
Phillipe
Mary
Virginia
George Washington
Adolphus Phillipse
Robinson
Goodby
Jolly van Cortlandt
Magister Morum
Van
Jonely
Mr. Skaats
Skervey Skaats
Sdwin
Squire Dewitt
New York
Hudson
Sam Galnworth
Col. Brothertoft
Prince Rupert
Squire Davitt
Sam
Harriet
Bemona
Bebg
Galaworthy
Rootdortor
Hendrecus Crnady
Allaz
Lettin
Jane Billop
Beauty
Bissop
Col. Billop
Edwin W
Wall Street
Porstum
Plutus
Edwi Brothertoft
Abe
Broadway of Pleasure and Fashion on Forty-Second Street
Walter Wellman sketches Broadway from Fortieth to Forty-second streets as a dazzling theater of hotels, restaurants, shops, and fashion. He notes crowds, spending, and ornate gowns, calling the mile and a half the gayest in the United States, with diverse visitors and a vivid mix of spectacle, vanity, and urban life.
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Walter Wellman
New York
Broadway
United States
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Fourteenth
Hoffman House
Stokes
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Coleman House
Brower House
New York State
Gilsey House
New England
Oil States
London and Parks
Mrelstia
Mrelstia and Pretty and Chic
Aes
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Jane Brothertoft
Lady Jane Brothertopt
Brothertopt Hall
Goth
Gavest
Wooway IB
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Bonnet
Minaie Way
Bronte
New
Art Broadway
Warren Wei
Hull
Darwin
Sy Monkey
Apna
Realty Gouh Ee Ae Ieee Eile Mans
Tran
Batadlte
Halle
Od Tay Orwulny
Wasind
Mia
Plate Girl
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Sporting Row