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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), First Manassas. (search)
the reply thereto are given.—Ed.] To the Editor of the Dispatch: The subjoined letter, which I request you to publish in your widespread and metropolitan journal, is from the pen of Captain William Fitzhugh Randolph, of Greenville, Miss. Captain Randolph, himself a gallant Confederate officer, is brother to Bishop Randolph, of Virginia, and of the military stock of the distinguished Captain Buckner Magill Randolph, of the Confederate infantry, as well as kinsman to the courageous and accoBishop Randolph, of Virginia, and of the military stock of the distinguished Captain Buckner Magill Randolph, of the Confederate infantry, as well as kinsman to the courageous and accomplished Colonel Robert Randolph, of the cavalry corps attached to the Army of Northern Virginia. Yours, John Scott, of Fauquier, Colonel of Cavalry, Confederate States Army. Warrenton, Va. Greenville, August, 1895. Colonel John Scott: My dear Colonel,—I hope you will excuse the delay which has occurred in my answer to your letter, received some weeks ago, which has been occasioned, first, by my absence from home, and then by a spell of fever, from which I have only recovered in the p