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Chapter 40:
Movements in Virginia and preparation for the fall campaign
Pope, and the New Federal army on the Rappahannock
combinations of the enemy developing by McClellan on our right and Pope on the left
preparations and dispositio uelty
I think it unnecessary to dwell at length upon the brutality practised by Pope's troops upon the poor people of Virginia, but annex one instance as an example of their ruffianism and cowardice.
The facts are derived from a private and confidential letter:
Federal atrocities in Virginia far outstrip all tales of fiction.
Rape, arson, and theft seem to be the constant attendants of an army professing to fight for the Union.
A recital of the horrible murders that mark its bloody a urdered in front of her house.
Ravensworth, the family-seat of the Fitzhughs, you know, is one of the oldest estates in Virginia; it has been in the, family since the reign of Charles the Second, from whom it was received as a grant, and has ever be