chapter 1.1
Everybody to help.
Getting in trenches.
Beauregard
too much for
Butler
.
Petersburg
to be crushed.
Day for fighting.
Reinforcements wanted.
1861
-
865
.
June
9
,
1864
,
Altars and firesides.
Erected by
June
9
,
1904
.
Action of
Graham
's Battery
.
School girls cheer.
Confederate Swearing
Families separated.
Not afraid of
Yanks
.
Nail-Kag hat.
The prison pen.
War-time
Graft
.
Loyal colored man.
Limited news service.
Why they got sick.
Home again.
Reminiscences.
Officers
of
Gen.
R.
E.
Lee
's staff.
Dedication of a bronze tablet in honor of
Botetourt Battery
The address.
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An incomplete roster of the
Botetourt
Battery.
The Confederate dead buried in the
Vicksburg Cemetery
.
1863
.
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chapter 1.30
Mississippi
troops who served in
Virginia
,
1861
-
1865
.
chapter 1.32
The battle of
Dranesville, Va.
Comparative estimates.
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The Army spirit.
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Movements of the troops.
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Ord
S Artillery.
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Stuarts work.
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The career of
General
Jackson
When he became famous.
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The
Valley
campaign.
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Colonel
Walkers
story,
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Disclosed by a preacher.
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His strict discipline.
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Other Iilustrations.
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Fitz
Lee
S story.
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General
Lees
order.
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General orders
no. 61
:
Unveiling of the
Monument
.
Gen.
R.
E.
Lees
war-horse.
From
Gen.
Fitzhuigh
Lees
book on
Gen.
Robert
E.
Lee
,
1894
.
General R. E
Lee
's war-horse: a sketch of Traveller by the man who formerly owned him.
chapter 1.36
Old acquaintances.
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Captain
Parker
's Piety.
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Tasting ties.
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chapter 1.38
Tactics and Strategetics.
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The Ohio
raid.
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Through
Kentucky
.
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Crossing the
River
.
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The
March
around
Cincinnati
.
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Exchanging horses.
Music by the band.
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To Captivity led.
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chapter 1.40
The days of old.
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chapter 1.41
Fitzhugh
Lee
. From the Times-dispatch,
January
5
,
1908
.
chapter 1.43
Marriage Cause of Flight.
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All are turned away.
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Part at manor house.
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Called in disguise.
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Remarkable record of the
Haskells
of
South Carolina
.
(
T.
C.
De
Leon
, in
town Topics,
November
,
1907
.)
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The
battle of New Market
, Va. From the
Confederate
veteran,
Dec.
,
1907
.
The Artillery.
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The
four
companies.
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A fighting Parson.
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The surrender of
Gen.
R.
E.
Lee
.
chapter 1.47
chapter 1.48
Preamble to the
Constitution
.
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Virginia
S action.
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Hannis Taylors view.
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chapter 1.49
Chaplain
Matthew
O'Keefe
of
Mahone
's Brigade
.
Was
Mahone
's chaplain.
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His gift from
Napoleon
.
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Crowning work of life.
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Visited
Davis
in prison.
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Man of courage.
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His
one
sorrow.
Defied
General
Butler
.
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Hampton
and Reconstruction.
General
Hood
's Brigade
.
Four decades
ago.
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How the fearful drama began.
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An aggressive campaign.
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A hot
June
afternoon.
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A shower of shot and shell.
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Battle of Gaines' Mill
.
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At
Second Manassas
.
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The fight at
Sharpsburg
.
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Two
little giant Brigades.
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Bravest of the brave.
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Only did their duty.
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chapter 1.53
chapter 1.54
Commentaries.
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The
battle of New Market
,
Va.
, again,
Bruces Errors.
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The cruise of the
Shenandoah
.
Crossing the equator.
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The
Eleventh Kentucky Cavalry
, C. S. A. From the
Lexington, Ky.
Herald,
April
21
,
1907
.
The regimental field and staff officers.
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Colonel
Chenault
.
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Colonel
Tucker
.
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Colonel
McCreary
.
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Captain
Hickman
.
Roster of the companies.
Company A
.
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Company C
.
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Company D
.
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Company E
.
Company F
.
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Company G
.
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Company H
.
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Company I
.
Company K
.
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chapter 1.59
The Warren Blues—Extra
Billy
's men: Roll of officers and men of a famous band of Veterans.
Federal Atrocities in the
Civil
war. From the
New Orleans, La.
, Picayune,
August
10
,
1902
.
Roster of
Company E
,
Nineteenth Virginia Infantry
.
Privates
.
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Brave
Carolinian
fell at
Gettysburg
.
chapter 1.64
Officers.
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Privates
.
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The last Chapter in Confederate history.
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For
modification of sham neutrality.
Governor
Allen
's confidential scheme.
Informal audience with
Emperor
.
Slavery a Bar to foreign aid.
chapter 1.66
Demonstration on
Harpers Ferry
, from the Times-dispatch,
December
9
,
1906
.
Scouting in the dark.
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Passed Halltown Unawares.
Things looked ugly.
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Enemy's picket and a Captive.
First
glimpse of
Jackson
.
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Reconnoitering the enemy.
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Another interview with
Jackson
.
Drive in the
Federal
picket.
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chapter 1.70
Would stay in fight.
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Gloomy outlook.
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Wanted a Division.
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Getting out of a hot place.
Hanover
Grays
.
From
Manassas
to
Frazier's Farm
.
Battle of Manassas
.
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Singular coincidence.
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The
first Confederate
Memorial day. From the Times-dispatch,
July
15
,
1906
.
In Memoriam.
Index.