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A Ball at Sunrise
A Ball at Sunrise began on the morning of March 8, with Confederate artillery stationed at Fort Moultrie and Cummings Point firing their guns, initially seeming to be part of a routine practice drill. The first three shots fired were blanks, creating no harm or concern, but the subsequent rounds unexpectedly included a live cannonball. This shot traveled dangerously close to Fort Sumter, striking the water about thirty yards away and ricocheting off the surface, causing damage to the fort's wharf. This…-
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Sunrise
As the first light of Sunrise illuminated the battered walls of Fort Sumter on April 12, Captain Doubleday and his fellow officers braced themselves for the long-awaited confrontation. The men gathered in the mess hall, hastily consuming a meager breakfast of salt pork, farina, and rice, knowing it might be their last meal before exhaustion took over. Despite the tension, a quiet sense of duty filled the room as the officers finalized their strategies and prepared their men for the barrage that was sure to…-
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Chapter 8 takes place during the 1890s, a decade marked by a severe economic crisis known as the Great Depression. This period of societal unrest led to a rise in nativist sentiments, and anti-immigrant attitudes surged, especially toward Asian immigrants. As the country struggled economically and politically, corruption in Washington reached a peak. In response, Grover Cleveland was reelected as president, vowing to eliminate corruption and restore integrity to the government. However, the political…-
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Chapter 6: Open City
Chapter 6: Open City delves into the intense and transformative summer of 1961, exploring John Lewis's prominent role in the Civil Rights Movement, particularly in Nashville. After the Freedom Riders' release from Parchman Penitentiary, Lewis gained a newfound public visibility, receiving significant recognition for his courage. His invitation to speak at the “Freedom Jubilee” in Pittsburgh was a testament to his growing influence. Despite the accolades, Lewis remained humble, stating that he felt he…-
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A Note About the Author
Héctor Tobar is a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and acclaimed novelist known for his significant contributions to literature and journalism. He is the author of several notable works, including the best-selling book, Deep Down Dark, which has garnered critical acclaim, along with The Last Great Road Bum, The Barbarian Nurseries, Translation Nation, and The Tattooed Soldier. In addition to his novels, Tobar serves as a contributing writer for the opinion section of The New York Times and is an…-
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CHAPTER I BRUCE
Chapter I begins with a gentle exploration of appearances versus worth, casting a quiet light on the collie named Rothsay Lass. She isn’t what the breeders wanted—her ears too pointed, her head too broad, her look deviating from the rigid standards of the dog show circuit. In a place where perfection is measured against narrow rules, Lass is labeled a “second,” unworthy despite her flawless lineage. Her days are marked by loneliness at the Rothsay Kennels, where admiration goes to those who meet…-
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To the Right worshipful
To the Right worshipful John Offley, the dedication of The Compleat Angler carries more than a courteous salutation—it frames the entire book as a tribute to shared appreciation for the quiet art of angling. The author speaks not with empty praise, but with genuine admiration for Offley's practiced skill, elevating him as a model angler whose talents stem from patience, understanding, and a natural affinity for the water. In this opening, angling is not framed as a mere diversion but as a refined…-
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Chapter IV - Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin recounts a critical episode during one of Jenkin’s cable-laying missions, filled with uncertainty and engineering risk. Off the coast, his team attempts to retrieve a compromised section of undersea cable that has shown signs of deterioration. With cautious optimism, they lower dredging equipment, fully aware that any further strain could snap the already fragile line. The tension builds as the cable, strained and worn by sea conditions, is brought aboard inch by…-
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Prologue — Muse of fire
Prologue offers a glimpse into Elon Musk's challenging early life, shaped by adversity and hardship, which would go on to form the backbone of his character and future ambitions. Raised in South Africa, Musk faced considerable bullying from a young age, both at school and in a survival camp he attended, often referred to as a "paramilitary Lord of the Flies." His time at the veldskool, where he was physically beaten and learned to defend himself, reflects the harsh and violent environment that defined…-
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