I A FIGHT IN THE FOREST OF THE ARGONNE II A "Long Hunter" Comes to the Valley III The People of the Mountains VII Two More Deeds of Distinction
SERGEANT YORK AND HIS PEOPLEBY SAM K. COWAN GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK By Arrangement with Funk & Wagnalls Company [Stamped: 1610 Capital Heights Jr. High School Library Montgomery, Alabama] Copyright, 1922, By FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY [Printed in the United States of America] Copyright Under the Articles of the Copyright Convention of the Pan-American Republics and the United States August 11, 1910. To FLOY PASCAL COWAN THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED, WITH A LOVE THAT WANES NOT, BUT GROWS AS THE YEARS ROLL ON [Transcribers's Notes] This book complements "History of The World War" (Gutenberg 18993)—a broad view of many events and persons—with a personal and dramatic view of an Ideal American Soldier: thoughtful, brave, modest, charitable, loyal. www.archives.gov/southeast/exhibit/popups.php?p=4.1.11 Here are some unfamiliar (to me) words. badinage Light, playful banter. Chapultepec Hill south of Mexico City, Mexico; site of an American victory on September 13, 1847 in the Mexican War. condoling Express sympathy or sorrow. currycomb Square comb with rows of small teeth used to groom (curry) horses. enured Made tough by habitual exposure. fastness Strongly fortified defensive structure; stronghold. kamerad Comrade [German]. lagnappe Trifling present given to customers; a gratuity. levee Formal reception, as at a royal court. predial Relating to, containing, or possessing land; attached to, bound to, or arising from the land. puncheon Short wooden upright used in structural framing; Piece of broad, heavy, roughly dressed timber with one face finished flat. scantlings Small timber used in construction. tho Though [End Transcribers's Notes] A Photograph from the National Archives
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