Harper's Round Table, December 3, 1895

"Harper's Round Table, December 3, 1895" by Various, acts as a window into the late 1800s, presenting a collection of stories and articles capturing the spirit of the era, with a notable emphasis on tales from the American Revolution, equestrian events, games, and various aspects of period culture. One story plunges into the heart of the Revolutionary War, introducing George Frothingham, a youthful soldier, and notable figures like General Washington, painting a picture of their lives and wartime trials. Set against a backdrop of revolutionary New York, where patriotic fervor and military readiness dominate, the story follows George's entry into a world of friendship and obligation; revealed through his interactions with General Washington, and his yearning for his brother. As the story unfolds, George is thrust into uncertain situations, such as observing British fleet movement and receiving a cryptic message from his friend Carter, suggesting a tangle of relationships and adventures. This paints a vivid picture of the growth and experiences of a young soldier amidst the revolution.