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J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army, Appendix: letters from our army workers. (search)
aid that he felt desirous of expressing his gratitude to God for sparing his life, and he wished the brigade to join him in their behalf. Two nights before he had requested the chaplains to summon their regiments to worship, during a brief halt; and, notwithstanding all this, he was not a member of the Church. Of course I acceded to this touching appeal; I could not be too weary for such a service. Notice was given, and many poor fellows left their cooking to unite in the solemn service. Poague's and Carpenter's Batteries, who hitherto belonged to the brigade, were largely represented. Captain Hugh A. White, of the Fourth, and others led in prayer at my request, and a most solemn meeting we all enjoyed — for the last time it proved to many. The next evening's sun set upon the corpses of the two noble and generous men, Baylor and White, as they lay not far apart upon that gory field. I would express the hope that their mingled service is continued in heaven. When we left Freder
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Ninth Florida. Tenth Florida. Bonneaco's Battalion. Harris's Brigade. Twelfth Mississippi. C. H. Dobbs. Sixteenth Mississippi. A. A. Lomax. Nineteenth Mississippi. Rev. Mr. Duke; G. R. Morrison. Forty-eighth Mississippi. A. E. Garrison. Weisger's Brigade. Twelfth Virginia. S. V. Hoyle. Sixth Virginia. Sixteenth Virginia. Sixty-first Virginia. Hilary E. Hatcher. Forty-first Virginia. John W Pugh. Artillery Corps (General Walker). Pegram's Battalion. Rev. Mr. Rodman. Poague's Battalion. James Wheary. Cutt's Battalion. Garnett's Battalion. McIntosh's Battalion. Fourth Corps (General R. H. Anderson): Hoke's Division. Colquitt's Brigade. Nineteenth Georgia. A. J. Jarrell; W. H. C. Cone. Twenty-third Georgia. W. A. Dodge. Twenty-seventh Georgia. George S. Emory. Sixth Georgia. A. M. Thigpen. Twenty-eighth Georgia. A. H. McVay. Clingman's (North Carolina) Brigade, Martin's (North Carolina) Brigade, and Hagood's (South Carolina) Brigade, which