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Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio
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In Rome, the Duchess of Fitz-James tells Madame Pimodan her husband General Pimodan is a prisoner after the battle of Castiglione, but she insists he is dead due to his bravery, then prays in church. He receives funeral honors citywide.
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General Pimodan, killed at the battle of Castiglione, has been honored with funeral services in all the churches of Rome. The Duchess of Fitz-James consented to convey to his widow the intelligence of his death. She found her at seven o'clock in the morning, writing.
"To whom do you write?" said the Duchess. "To my husband," said Madame Pimodan. "Alas!" replied the Duchess, "write no more, he is a prisoner." Madame Pimodan gazed steadfastly at her friend "You are trying to deceive me," she cried, "my husband is not a prisoner. He is dead.—They never could make a prisoner of him!" Then she immediately hastened to church to pray
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Battle Of Castiglione
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The Duchess of Fitz-James informs Madame Pimodan that her husband, General Pimodan, killed at the battle of Castiglione, is a prisoner, but she intuitively declares he is dead, as they could never capture him, and hastens to church to pray.