... person than ever before, not of course because she has the property but because the duties it will entail, will keep ... Ewell 1. Ewell departed on a scouting expedition to the White Mountains on Decem- ber 16, 1853, and did not ...

Published in 1846, this book is considered a classic example of Victorian nonsense literature, which was popular during the 19th century.

... Ewell greatly admired the western general . When he learned that Price was in Richmond , he invited the general to come see him . Price accepted , and the two men had an agreeable meeting in Ewell's sickroom . A person present at the ...

... Person of Ewell. Edward Lear There was an Old Person of Ewell, Who travelled to Ultima Thule; When his journey was done He was where he'd begun, Which was good, cause he'd run out of fuel. A Man of Peru 2 There was an Old Man A Person of ...

A collection of over 100 limericks with the author's original illustrations.

... Ewell without delving into the pointless scenarios of armchair generals . Notes 1. For the definitive biography of Richard S. Ewell , see Donald C. Pfanz , Richard S ... Ewell 40 The Human Tradition in the Civil War and Reconstruction.

... Ewell himself was never under fire, but Tom fell with a mortal wound when he “took the head of the regiment and ... person to encourage the stricken lieutenant. “In the short term of service that he was here, by his good conduct ...

Dana Crafts Ewell. Human family tree has wide, shallow roots By Matt Crenson The Associated Press Whoever it was probably lived a few thousand years ago, somewhere in East Asia - Taiwan, Malaysia and Siberia all are likely locations. He ...

... man , Ewell tended to lisp when he was tired or pressured . He referred to himself in the third person , and he was so edgy that he seldom slept . With his bald head and beaklike nose , he was said to resemble a woodcock , an impression ...