Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24., chapter 1.36, The House gone.

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The House gone.

The old frame of a house is gone, but there is where it stood, and it was by the side of this old house, forty yards from the middle of the road, where I was lying, and by the light of the musketry fire and the bursting of the shells that I saw Major Saunders, and, although I could not hear his voice, I knew by his gestures that his order was to fall back.

Richmond, VA. 1896.

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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 24.
Reverend J. William Jones, Ed.

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