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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
ic description of events of evacuation-day. Surprise and consternation. Faith in Lee and his men so great that both citizens and Officals were unprepared for Abandonment of City—From Gay to Grave— boys and their Plunder—Searching for Bev. Tucker— personal recollections of General Meade. The following personal reminiscences of the evacuation of Richmond are contributed to the Dispatch's Confederate Column by Rev. Dallas Tucker, now of Bedford City: In this article I do not propose tRev. Dallas Tucker, now of Bedford City: In this article I do not propose to describe any of the military operations which led up to the evacuation of Richmond, nor, of course, what occurred in connection with it in official circles. Of these, I was then too young a lad to know really anything, and I am not now sufficiently informed or competent to write on these subjects. What I shall record here will be, as the title indicates, reminiscences of things which came under my personal observation, and in which, as a youngster, I took part. Years, indeed, have passed s
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.13 (search)
ic description of events of evacuation-day. Surprise and consternation. Faith in Lee and his men so great that both citizens and Officals were unprepared for Abandonment of City—From Gay to Grave— boys and their Plunder—Searching for Bev. Tucker— personal recollections of General Meade. The following personal reminiscences of the evacuation of Richmond are contributed to the Dispatch's Confederate Column by Rev. Dallas Tucker, now of Bedford City: In this article I do not propose tRev. Dallas Tucker, now of Bedford City: In this article I do not propose to describe any of the military operations which led up to the evacuation of Richmond, nor, of course, what occurred in connection with it in official circles. Of these, I was then too young a lad to know really anything, and I am not now sufficiently informed or competent to write on these subjects. What I shall record here will be, as the title indicates, reminiscences of things which came under my personal observation, and in which, as a youngster, I took part. Years, indeed, have passed s