Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Chancellorsville Jackson” in chapter 1.34 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 28.:
...ered from among all classes, at home and abroad; but no honor has ever been his that is equal to this—that he had the personal confidence and friendship of Stonewall Jackson.
When at Chancellorsville Jackson fell mortally wounded, he looked to Dr. McGuire for such treatment as he could give with entire confidence.
When amputation was suggested, he told Dr. McGuire that he must do what he thought best.
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