Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Bladon Springs, in Alabama” in chapter 94, section c.94.241, page 436 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 12.:
...ncessantly occurring between the President and General Beauregard, attained a more acute degree of intensity.
Believing that his presence could be dispensed with for a few days, the General went to Bladon Springs, in Alabama , in the hope to benefit his health, which was completely shattered, and transferred, temporarily, the command of the army to General Bragg, one of his Lieutenants.
Whereupon, President Davis remove...
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