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Daughters of the Revolution and Their Times

Note 58 — XVI. THE MORNING DRUMBEAT.

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“We heard there were some hundreds of people collected there, intending to oppose us and stop our going out. At five o’clock we arrived there, and a number of people, I believe between two and three hundred, formed on a common in the middle of the town.” “Diary of a British Officer,” Atlantic Monthly, April, 1877.

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