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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PALMYRA: OCTOBER 18, 1862, by CAROLINE COLLINS First Line: Missouri: dark wind in the trees Last Line: Renegade, unrepentant, unforgiving Subject(s): American Civil War; Capital Punishment; Crime And Criminals; Fights; Military Service, Voluntary; Soldiers; U.s. - History; Violence | |||
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