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The Small and the Mighty

by testsuphomeAdmin — The Small and the Mighty by Heather M. Ross follows small creatures who defy the odds to show that size doesn’t determine strength. The novel explores themes of courage, resilience, and the power of determination, celebrating how even the smallest can make a big impact.
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A Toast

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Blood Among the Tulip Trees

by testsuphomeAdmin — Blood Among the Tulip Trees presents a harrowing narrative centered around Edmund Ruffin and the devastation his family faces during the Civil War. As Union forces took control of the Marlbourne and Beechwood plantations, Ruffin found himself personally targeted for his role in instigating secession and firing the first shot at Fort Sumter. Upon returning to Beechwood with his son, Edmund, Jr., they were greeted by a scene of destruction. The estate had been ransacked, with personal belongings stolen and…
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Sources and Acknowledgments

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Bibliography

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Acclaim

by testsuphomeAdmin — Acclaim for the Confederacy echoed loudly in the southern states as the news of the bombardment and fall of Fort Sumter reached Norfolk. Russell, a journalist traveling aboard the steamer Georgiana, initially failed to grasp the enormity of the event. The previous night had been restless for him, as he struggled with distractions and discomfort, watching other passengers indulge in early morning cocktails. The atmosphere on the ship contrasted sharply with the gravity of what was unfolding, highlighting…
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Hot Oxygen

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Ovation

by testsuphomeAdmin — Ovation greeted the end of the Union’s attempt to hold Fort Sumter as its surrender echoed through the nation, symbolizing a significant turning point. On the morning of April 18, Captain Gustavus Fox and Major Robert Anderson, aboard the Baltic, reflected on the traumatic events that had unfolded. As the Baltic neared Sandy Hook, Anderson, with a heavy heart, dictated a message to Simon Cameron, the Secretary of War, recounting the fort’s destruction after enduring a 34-hour bombardment. Anderson’s…
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