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The Army Mule and Other War Sketches
Henry A. Castle
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The capacity of this observant, discriminating animal to sit in judgment on the character of his stridulous driver can scarcely be subject to reasonable question. The judicial cast of intellect is so universally associated with solemnity of visage that the terms become substantially interconvertible, like the principles of a polished politician. When the Army Mule lowers his head and lifts his eyebrows and searches profoundly through his stable litter with his deliberative hoof, the rich trolley-line. . . Read More
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Who thought this book was worth preserving, and why? It is a collection of reminiscences from the American Civil War, published in 1898. There were thousands of similar books written in that era, most of them long forgotten, but someone, for some reason, thought this one was worth keeping, and then
Silly little turn-of-the-century book of vignettes about the underappreciated regulars in and affiliated with the British army. Great if you happen to be trying to brush up on vocabulary for fun or a standardized test, with all kinds of purple prose and several words even my dictionary didn't know.