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General James Longstreet, From Manassas to Appomattox, Chapter 1 : the Ante-bellum life of the author. (search)
Chapter 44: post-bellum Pendant.
Old friends and their kindness
General Grant
his characteristic letter of introduction to President Johnson
in business in New Orleans
political unfriendliness
cause of criticism of military career
appointed surveyor of customs
the old nurse.
Some weeks after the surrender the newspapers announced that I was to visit Washington City.
My old company commander, Bradford R. Alden, who had resigned from the army some years before the war, came down from New York to meet me. Not finding me, he wrote to tell me of his trip, that he was anxious about me, lest I might be in need of assistance; that in that event I should draw on him for such amount of money as I wanted.
When ready to return his favor he was not in the country, and it was only through a mutual friend, General Alvord, that his address in Europe was found and the amount returned.
A more noble, lovable character never descended from the people of Plymouth Rock.
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