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Alabama Civil War Sites
Rare painiting of Tecumseh at sea en route to Mobile Bay, accompanied by Augusta (right) and Eutaw. Oil on canvas (1912) by Xanthus Smith, Captain's Clerk aboard Augusta

Alabama Civil War Timeline: September 13, 1864

By Staff | June 12, 2020

Rear Admiral Farragut’s sailors continued to clear the main ship channel at Mobile Bay of torpedos such as the one that had sunk U.S.S. Tecumseh on 5 August.

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The Raven – Chapter 3 Part 1: Agent Foxx Talks With Mama

The truth of the matter is that Agent Foxx had no intention of trying to prosecute Raven and Kenny. In fact, he would not even report the incident. Chancing a flirting glance at Raven he was convinced the kid was wearing a mask, the false face of the Indians. Raven had passed his second test. Again Foxx had what he had come for - confirmation that Raven Cane was born to be a spy.

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  • Introduction: The Raven
  • The Raven Chapter 2 Part 4: Raven Meets Harley
  • The Raven Chapter 2 Part 2: Contents of the Fissure
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