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rank ascribed to other officers of the C. S. Army to which they were not entitled by actual commission, but the editor should not be held even for implication on mooted points, nor should he be supposed to guarantee correctness of any statement save such as he may be assured of by individual cognizance. He has charity for the foibles of all men, cherishes malice toward none, and abhors controversy—oftenest idle. R. A. Brock, Sec. So. His. Society.] [Copy.] Charleston, S. C., April 2, 1904. Rev. Dr. J. William Jones: My Dear Sir,—Allow me to recall thyself to your recollection. I have very pleasant memories of our meetings in the past. I observe, published in the last volume of the Southern Historical Society Papers a letter from you, in which it is stated that Gen. Joseph Wheeler was a Lieutenant-General, C. S. A. I think that you will find this to be a mistake, and that the highest rank attained by Gen. Wheeler was that of Major-General. You will find all of Whe