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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 35. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones)	20	2	Browse	Search
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Robert Lewis Dabney, Life and Commands of Lieutenand- General Thomas J. Jackson, Chapter 18: Fredericksburg. (search)

General Jackson rode toward his extreme right, and dismounting, advanced on foot far into the plain, followed by no escort save a single aid. This was Lieutenant James Power Smith, a young man of that class of which the Confederate army contained so many honorable members, who, though educated and well-connected, had served long with his wonted sagacity, selected him from the ranks, and promoted him to be his aide-de-camp,--a favor which, as will appear in the sequel, was requited by young Smith with a fidelity which deserves to link his name in enduring bonds with the memory of his patron. The General, followed by this zealous attendant, now walked far obetween the heads of the General and his aide, who were standing about two paces asunder. Thereupon he turned to him with a sunny smile upon his face, and said, Mr Smith, had you not better go to the rear? they may shoot you! The audacity of the sharp-shooter seemed to strike him as a pleasant jest; but, insensible to fear for

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