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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.60 (search)
The truth of history. [from the Richmond Dispatch, January 2 and 13, 1891.] [The following open correspondence is here connectedly presented in justice to all concerned.] An open letter from Dr. R. L. Dabney to Dr. J. William Jones. [for the Richmond Dispatch, January 2, 1892.] Austin, Tex., December 15, 1891. To the Rev. Dr. John William Jones: Rev. And dear Sir: My home is now nearly 2,000 miles from Virginia. I am an old man, infirm and totally blind. I have been recently told that you make me figure in the following mode in one of your published books of war reminiscences. I am told that your scene is laid at the battle of Malvern Hill in 1862, when I was chief-of-staff to General Jackson's corps, that I am represented as crouching behind a large gate-post as a shelter from artillery fire, and that I was twitted with the inconsistency between this act and that doctrine of a protecting Providence which I had preached to the soldiers. I am also told that this fictio