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June, 1863.
1st June, 1863 (Monday).
We all went to a review of General Liddell's brigade at Bellbuckle, a distance of six miles. There were three carriages full of ladies, and I rode an excellent horse, the gift of General John Morgan to General Hardee.
The weather and the scenery were delightful.
General Hardee asked me particularly whether Mr. Mason had been kindly received in England.
I replied that I thought he had, by private individuals.
I have often found the Southerners rather touchy on this point.
General Liddell's brigade was composed of Arkansas troops-five very weak regiments which had suffered severely in the different battles, and they cannot be easily recruited on account of the blockade of the Mississippi.
The men were good-sized, healthy, and well clothed, but without any attempt at uniformity in color or cut; but nearly all were dressed either in gray or brown coats and felt hats.
I was told that even if a regiment was clothed in proper uniform by