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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 32. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.38 (search)
up his horse to fall in behind Lee, and as he did so a member of the Warren Rifles ran forward, seized Lee's horse by the bridle reins, and amid redoubled shouts of Lee, Lee, Lee to the rear! Lee to the rear! led him up to the crowd and guided him through the crowders, and I backed my horse to the left to give a freer passage to the riders, and they passed through in single file, and the field of coming carnage resounded with wild shouts of Lee, Lee, Lee! [This man is identified by R. D. Funkhouser in communication of the Times-Dispatch of Jan. 29, 1905, as Sergeant Wm. A. Compton, of Company D, 49th Virginia Regiment, who is still living and an active business man in Front Royal, Va., to-day.] When the Warren Riflemen ran forward, thinks I, that is Sergeant Compton, of Captain Updyke's company; he has disobeyed my order of steady, front! but he is a brave soldier and a good file officer, and I would not like to wound his pride. He has rendered Lee all the homage in his powe