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The complete poetical works of Rev. John Franklin Bair
John Franklin Bair · 1907 · Scanned text · Free in the US
124,988 words · about 8 h 45 min to read
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- John Franklin Bair
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1907
- Length
- 124,988 words · about 8 h 45 min
- Sections
- 30 reader sections
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- Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
- Rights
- Public domain in the United States
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Contents (30)
- Front matter about 2 h 43 min
- I. These are the Laurel Hill mountains where once stood about 1 min
- II. To the west slope of these mountains white men kept stead about 2 min
- IV It was now in mid October, softly the bright leaves were about 2 min
- VI about 2 min
- VII Two weeks had passed since Thanksgiving, Joe had made under 1 min
- VIII Winter passed off and mild April came with her sweet about 2 min
- IX Early next morning Drucilla started to town with her about 2 min
- XI 'Tis a sweet, calm summer ev'ning, up a street in New about 1 min
- XII about 3 min
- XIII about 8 min
- XIV Four weeks had passed since Drucilla had heard of James about 23 min
- XV Softly the ocean's calm breezes on a bright morning were about 4 h 30 min
- Introduction about 1 min
- Chapter II. Captain .mitchell's Plan about 1 min
- Chapter III. Secret Consultation With Andrews At Midnight about 2 min
- Chapter IV. Arrival At Chattanooga about 2 min
- Chapter V. Capturing The Train about 1 min
- Chapter VI. Delayed By Extra Freight Trains about 2 min
- Chapter VII. A Startling Discovery about 3 min
- Chapter VIII. The Exciting Pursuit By The Enemy about 3 min
- Chapter IX. Our Whole Band Captured about 6 min
- chapter x. A GREAT SORROW about 2 min
- Chapter XI. A Sevenfold Murder about 3 min
- Chapter XII. Liberty Or Death about 3 min
- Chapter XIII. The Escape Of Dorsey And Hawkins about 3 min
- Chapter XIV. The Escape Of Wilson And Wood, From Atlanta To The Gulf about 7 min
- CHAPTER xv. THE ESCAPE OF BROWN AND MYSELF about 5 min
- Chapter XVI. From Atlanta To Richmond, Libby And Castle Thunder— Exchanged At Last about 2 min
- Conclusion about 1 min
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