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Lilly Fire23, LILLY FIRE23 1864 ^^

Die erste große liebe für 2 Schwestern

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es handel von den beiden schwestern lilly und lisa rush , und es geht umd noch zwei brüder [more]

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William Ludlow The Battle Of Allatoona, October 5Th, 1864

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In the 1840s, engineers blasted through 175 feet of earth and bedrock at Allatoona Pass, Georgia, to allow passage of the Western & Atlantic Railroad. Little more than twenty years later, both the Union and Confederate armies fortified the hills and ridges surrounding the gorge to deny the other passage during the Civil War. In October 1864, the two sides met in a fierce struggle to control the iron lifeline between the North and the recently captured city of Atlanta. [more]

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Various None The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 78, April, 1864

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Entered According To Act Of Congress, In The Year 1864, By Ticknor And Fields, In The [more]

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Various . The Continental Monthly, Vol 6, No 5, November 1864

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The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Continental Monthly, Vol 6, No 5,November 1864, by VariousThis eBook is for [more]

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Various None Atlantic Monthly Volume 14 No. 82 August 1864 A Magazine Of Literature Art And Politics

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Entered According To Act Of Congress, In The Year 1864, By Ticknor And Fields, In The [more]

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William Ludlow The Battle of Allatoona, October 5th, 1864

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William Ludlow (November 27, 1843 – August 30, 1901) was an officer in the Corps of Engineers and [more]

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Various Authors The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 13, No. 78, April, 1864

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Young People Are Often Charged With Caring Little For The Past. The Charge Is Just; And The Young Are Right. If They Care Little For The Past, Then It Is Certain That It Is In debt To Them,--As For Them The Past Cared Nothing. It Is Wonderful, Considering How Children Used To Be Treated, That The Human Race Ever Succeeded In Getting Established On Earth. Humanity Should Have Died Out, There Was So Little That Was Humane In Its Bringing Up. Because They Had Contrived To Bring A Helpless Creature Into A World That Every One Wishes He Had Never Known At Least Twenty-Four Times A Day, A Father And Mother Of The Very Old School Indeed Assumed That They Had The Right To Make That Creature A Slave, And To Hold It In everlasting Chains. [more]

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Various Various The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 13, No. 79, May, 1864

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"A correspondent, who writes himself Peter Ball, or Bell,--for his hand-writing is as ragged as his manners,--admonishes me of the old saying, that some people (under a courteous periphrasis I slur his less ceremonious epithet) had need have good memories. In my 'Old Benchers of the Inner Temple,' I have delivered myself, and truly, a Templar born. Bell clamors upon this, and thinketh that he hath caught a fox. It seems that in a former paper, retorting upon a weekly scribbler who had called my good identity in question, (see P.S. to my 'Chapter on Ears,') I profess myself a native of some spot near Cavendish Square, deducing my remoter origin from Italy. But who does not see, except this tinkling cymbal, that in that idle fiction of Genoese ancestry I was answering a fool according to his folly,--that Elia there expresseth himself ironically, as to an approved slanderer, who hath no right to the truth, and can be no fit recipient of it? Such a one it is usual to leave to his delusions,--or, leading him from error still to contradictory error, to plunge him (as we say) deeper in the mire, and give him line till he suspend himself. No understanding reader could be imposed upon by such obvious rodomontade to suspect me for an alien, or believe me other than English. [more]

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Various Authors The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 13, No. 76, February, 1864

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The Delight Of Contemplation Has Been In History A Height Without Sustaining Breadth, A Needle, Not A Cube. Genius Has Been Tremulous, Recluse,--Has Been Cherished In Solitude With Nature,--Has Been A Feminine Partiality Among Men, Holding For Gods Its Favorites, For Dogs The Refuse Of Mankind. It Still Counts The Practical Life An Interruption. It Is Therefore Only Melancholy Cheer, A Forlorn Ark With Nine Souls On The Brine, A Refuge From The World, Not A Delight Of The World. It Lives Not From God Who Is, But From A God Who Should Be [more]

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Various None The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 78, April, 1864

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Young People Are Often Charged With Caring Little For The Past. The Charge Is Just; And The Young Are Right. If They Care Little For The Past, Then It Is Certain That It Is In Debt To Them,--As For Them The Past Cared Nothing. It Is Wonderful, Considering How Children Used To Be Treated, That The Human Race Ever Succeeded In Getting Established On Earth. Humanity Should Have Died Out, There Was So Little That Was Humane In Its Bringing Up. [more]

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