The fact of the matter is that history does not refute the claim, and generally recognizes that carpetbaggers (at least a small number of them) were involved in tales of corruption of pretty significant magnitude. ... It is the tale of Capt. ... A was forced to return to the city in absolute poverty. ... All in all there were over two thousand viewers. ...
Were the tales of their backward ways all true? ... Helena and Arkansas Post were two ports on the Arkansas side of the river that had to be taken out before the great Prize of Vicksburg could be sought. ... The City falls that evening due to Davidson's actions at Fourche. ...
The book records Thoreau's experiences in a hand-built cabin, where he spent two years in partial seclusion, at Walden Pond near Concord, Massachusetts. ... His "The Gold Bug" (1843) tells the tale of a search for buried treasure on a South Carolina island lV. ... In 1899 Robinson moved to New York City, where his volume Captain Craig and Other Poems (1902) attracted little interest. ...
