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Reunion of
Company D
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First regiment
Virginia Cavalry
, C. S. A.
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Addenda.
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The Medical history of the
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The life and character of
William
L.
Saunders
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Ll.D.
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Unveiling of the monument to the
Richmond Howitzers
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The
private
Infantryman
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The man who killed
General
A.
P.
Hill
.
Unveiling of the statue of
General
Ambrose
Powell
Hill
at
Richmond, Virginia
,
May
30
,
1892
.
General
David
Bullock
Harris
,
C. S. A.
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Unveiling of the monument to the
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Unveiling of the statue of
General
Ambrose
Powell
Hill
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Richmond, Virginia
,
May
30
,
1892
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[316] They decided to put an advertisement in the city papers calling upon all Confederate veterans who felt an interest in the matter to assemble on April the 18th following. To this call thirty-eight men responded, and then and there organized Lee Camp, No. 1, Confederate Veterans. The purpose for which the camp was organized was to take care of needy ex-Confederate soldiers, and no time was lost in giving this purpose practical shape. Captain Charles U. Williams was elected first commander of the camp. In May, 1883, a bazaar was held in the armory with Mrs. Lewis N. Webb as manager, assisted by about one hundred other ladies, and Colonel H. C. Jones, N. V. Randolph and Colonel J. B. Purcell as a committee from the camp. This enterprise was kept open for nineteen nights and netted $24,000.
Richmond, VA. 1892.
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