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What the Yankees think and say of us.
Richmond, June 23, 1862. To the Editors of the Dispatch:
By a recent sojourn within the lines of the enemy the writer has had opportunities of learning the general opinions of officers and men regarding the prospects of our success, the bravery of our troops, and the recent engagements between the opposing armies.
The Southern reader will certainly be interested with a brief recital, commencing with the Yankees ideas of our prospects.
All firmly believe that the Confederacy is in its dying struggles — the monster rebellion nearly, nay, virtually-crushed — the rebel army demoralized — all but a few "ambitious leaders" willing, nay, anxious to return once more to Federal allegiance.
Officers and men religiously believe this, are well satisfied that the "Union" will be restored in less than three months. What the bayonet fails to do they expect starvation to accomplish.
For a while the bravery of our troops was doubted.
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