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Bibliography
Bibliography is a meticulously curated resource that serves as a detailed guide for anyone interested in exploring "The Demon of Unrest," with a focus on the Civil War and its historical context. The chapter begins with an extensive list of archives and document collections, offering critical resources housed in prominent institutions like the Library of Congress and Charleston historical societies. These include the papers of key figures such as Robert Anderson, Samuel Wylie Crawford, and Abraham Lincoln,…-
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The Demon of Unrest
The Demon of Unrest by Michael James Fannon follows a troubled protagonist confronting supernatural forces and inner demons. Set in a haunting world, the novel explores themes of fear, guilt, and the unsettling effects of personal turmoil.-
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A Toast
A Toast marks a pivotal moment in American history, beginning with the ceremony on April 14, 1865, when President Abraham Lincoln’s flag-raising at Fort Sumter symbolized the nation's recovery from the Civil War. This event occurred exactly four years after the fort had fallen under Confederate control, and four years after its evacuation by its original commander, Major Robert Anderson. Despite Anderson's desire for a low-key observance, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton orchestrated a grand public…-
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Blood Among the Tulip Trees
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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CHAPTER III Bruce
The chapter showcases Bruce, a collie dog's remarkable journey and contribution to the war effort. The story begins with a picturesque evening at "The Place," where a visiting army captain, recently returned from France, praises Bruce's intelligence and abilities. The family, fond of Bruce, decide to enlist him as a war dog despite their reservations about sending him into such peril. Bruce, after thorough training in England, is deployed to France, where he quickly becomes a valued asset for his…-
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CHAPTER IV BRUCE
In Chapter IV of "Bruce," the author delves into the complexities and chaos of war, presenting a mix of humor, camaraderie, and the harsh realities faced by soldiers. The narrative unfolds in the trenches of World War I, where Top-Sergeant Mahan offers rookie soldiers sage advice on survival, emphasizing the importance of always remaining vigilant. The chapter highlights the unpredictable nature of war, where visibility is often compromised—notably illustrated by a dense, engulfing fog that renders eyes…-
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CHAPTER V BRUCE
Chapter V of "Bruce" portrays the ravaged landscape of Meran-en-Laye, a village in northern France turned into a bleak shadow of its former self due to the war, becoming the temporary respite for the "Here-We-Comes" regiment. The chapter intricately maps out the strategic importance of Meran-en-Laye, laying the groundwork for a gripping narrative that intertwines military strategy, espionage, and the valor of both men and animals amidst war's desolation. The focus shifts to Bruce, a valiant and…-
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CHAPTER VI BRUCE
Chapter VI of "Bruce" by Albert Payson Terhune revolves around Bruce, a noble collie, who transitions from the peaceful life at The Place to the horrors of the Western Front as a courier dog. Despite the precarious existence of war dogs, highlighted by threats from both enemy action and disease, Bruce's service is characterized by loyalty, bravery, and ultimately, a heartrending act of heroism. At the front, Bruce becomes a valued member of the Franco-American regiment known as the "Here-We-Comes,"…-
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Bruce
Bruce by Albert Payson Terhune is a heartwarming novel about a loyal and courageous collie named Bruce, whose adventures and bond with his human companions showcase themes of bravery, love, and devotion. Set against a richly described backdrop, the story celebrates the enduring connection between humans and their canine companions.-
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CHAPTER I BRUCE
"The Coming of Bruce" is a heartwarming story that begins with the unfair prejudices faced by a female collie named Rothsay Lass, making her undesirable in the show dog world due to her prick-eared, broad-headed appearance, despite her flawless pedigree. Considered a "second," Lass struggles with loneliness at the Rothsay Kennels until she's picked out by a young boy named Dick Hazen, who falls in love with her at first sight. However, due to the stigma against female dogs and his mother's disapproval,…-
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