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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Colonel Theodore O'Hara. (search)
. Where all worked faithfully, the conduct of O'Hara stood out prominently, and Colonel Albert Sydnin safety. Those were dangerous times. Captain O'Hara had a fund of humor, and often displayed icord. This letter is given as a specimen of O'Hara's style, and because very few letters of his aa dishonorable action ever done by him. Captain O'Hara was hospitable to the last degree. He genpeople of the land were present. At that time O'Hara was editing a newspaper in Frankfort, Ky., and Mr. Prentice was looked upon as the poet, and O'Hara's brilliant production flashed like a meteor orespect, and may be pronounced perfect. Colonel O'Hara was born near Danville, Ky., on the 11th ond on the field. With the death of his chief, O'Hara lost one of his most influential friends. Lat every duty. It gives me pleasure to name Colonel O'Hara. Several others are specially mentioned bl Breckinridge. At the close of the war Colonel O'Hara returned to Alabama, and for a time engage[15 more...]