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"Harper's Round Table, March 2, 1897" by Various is a periodical geared towards children, primarily consisting of stories, articles, and illustrations published during the late 19th century. This edition features various narratives, including a historical account of the Battle of Opequan Creek, highlighting the strategic maneuvers of Generals Sheridan and Early during the American Civil War, as well as various engaging shorter pieces aimed at entertaining and educating young readers. The opening of this issue presents a detailed description of the preparations and the tactical setup prior to the Battle of Opequan Creek, emphasizing the careful orchestration by General Sheridan amid a tense standoff with Confederate forces. The narrative captures the energy and anxiety of the Union troops as they ready themselves for the imminent clash, bringing to life the historical significance and the courage of the soldiers involved. Alongside this serious historical account, the publication also includes whimsical stories and illustrations, indicating a blend of education and entertainment designed to engage young audiences in a variety of ways. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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