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by the summer of 1862, the civil war has raged for over a year and the union is suffering defeat after crushing defeat. casualties on both sides have reached well over 100,000, and there is no end in sight. from the early stages of the war, enslaved people are running away. there are black men rushing to
by the summer of 1862, the civil war has raged for over a year, and the union is suffering defeat after crushing defeat. casualties on both sides have reached well over 100,000 and there is no end in sight. from the early stages of the war, enslaved people are running away. there are black men rushing to
Glasgow I’M getting this out there right away: the Yorkshire puddings made in Casa Mackenna are always exemplary; wonderful, effortlessly airy yet still deliciously gooey inside and therefore utterly beyond reproach. When rival Yorkshires appear on telly, say, in cookery shows, they’re scanned, debated and always dismissed with a snort. I’m saying this not just because it’s true, but because Mrs Mackenna makes hers using a recipe handed down from her brilliant mother Biddy and while constructive criticism is occasionally tolerated at meal times there are certain lines which if crossed invite nothing more than a swift right hook.