Category: Biographies
_“Under the little crosses where they rise_ _The soldier rests; now round him undismayed_ _The cannon thunder, and at night he lies_ _At peace beneath the eternal fusillade_ _That other generations might possess_ _From shame and menace free in years to come,_ _A richer heritag...
_“Under the little crosses where they rise_ _The soldier rests; now round him undismayed_ _The cannon thunder, and at night he lies_ _At peace beneath the eternal fusillade_ _Th...
2. Part 2“My squadron spent a month in the east and during this time I went farther into the enemy’s territory than I had been before. I think the longest distance was when we made the r...
3. Part 3Memories of my younger son Norman are so tender and fragrant that his bereaved father may well feel some hesitation in recording them for publication lest they may seem to those...
4. Part 4Rev. Dr. Endicott Peabody of the Groton School wrote: “I must tell you how deeply Mrs. Peabody and I sympathize with you in Norman’s death. He gave his life in a great cause. Th...