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The brownies through the Union (1895)

Cox, Palmer, 1840-1924 · New York : Published by The Century Co. · leaf 140

An illustration from The brownies through the Union, 1895, leaf 140 — Both Thunder Bay and Mackinaw,Ere they were through, the Brownies saw;And oer the massacre were stirredWhich at the latter place occurred:Though many years have taken flightSince war-whoops rang that awful night 122 THE BROWNIES IN inCHIGAN. AYlien tomahawk and sealping-knifeEan riot over liimian… … On fishing-boats and barges long,On buildings tall and liridges strong,And through the streets so long and wide.And avenues, the citys jiride —But one is not penuitted hereTo mention all: the time is nearWhen .pen and pencil must be laidAside, while Brownies seek the shade.

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