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"Harper's Round Table, April 21, 1896" by Various is a collection of periodical writings published during the late 19th century. The collection features a variety of articles and stories catering to a younger audience, covering topics such as adventure, education, and moral lessons, often engaging with themes relevant to youth and society at the time. The written pieces likely reflect the values, interests, and curiosities of the era, offering readers an entertaining and educational experience. The opening portion of the collection introduces a story titled "The Battle of Brick Church" by L. A. Terebel, centered around the Lincoln Cadets, a group of boys involved in military drills and preparations for a parade. As they await the arrival of their patron, Mr. Dunworthy, they find themselves amidst a tense situation concerning a workers’ strike at nearby mills, which escalates into a confrontation with Polish ironworkers. The cadets, under the leadership of Major Jack Downing, display courage and camaraderie as they come to defend their janitor, Old Tom, against the angry mob. This setup not only serves to showcase the boys' bravery but also introduces themes of loyalty, responsibility, and the complexities of social issues in their community. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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