Were horses capable of weeping in battle memories
An Admiralty Gazette excerpt recalls a Crimea era incident where a horse near a fallen master shed tears after artillery fire at Alma. The tale intertwines a cavalry unit’s march, a wounded trooper, and the emotional moment, with later notes on Confederate currency and wartime logistics.
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