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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 25. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Malvern Hill—July 1, 1862. (search)
Church, when an order came from General Lee to move on the Quaker road with his whole command. Calling to him three guides,d examining them separately to be sure as to which was the Quaker road, he changed the line of march, and, returning to the ad been known for sixty years, and is known to-day, as the Quaker road. Having followed this road for nearly a mile, Generaversation, in which he insisted that this could not be the Quaker road, desired that General Magruder should return and takehe creek near the Parsonage, on the Willis Church road and Quaker road (the Federal map Quaker road) about noon. General D.faulty in its details of execution. In referring to the Quaker road, I have doubtless raised the inquiry on many a mind h may go there and the same road will be pointed out as the Quaker road. Defence of Magruder. There has been a charge mte. Malvern Hill was doubtless a drawn battle because the Quaker road was misunderstood. It was a fearful ordeal to pass