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February (search for this): chapter 5.47
General Pegram on the night before his death.
I.
The writer's object in the present paper is to chronicle the events of a day in the pine-woods of Dinwiddie in 1865, and to mention a circumstance which impressed him forcibly at the time; nearly convincing him of the truth of presentiments, and warnings of approaching death.
It was early in February of the year 1865, and General Grant had for some time been straining every nerve to force his way to the Southside railroad-when General Lee would be cut off from his base of supplies, and compelled to retreat or surrender his army.
Grant had exhibited a persistence which amounted to genius; and the Federal lines had been pushed from the Jerusalem to the Weldon road, from the Weldon to the Vaughan and Squirrel Level roads, and thence still westward beyond Hatcher's Run, toward the White Oak road, running through the now well-known locality of Five Forks.
On the western bank of the run, near Burgess's Mill, General Lee's extrem
1861 AD (search for this): chapter 5.47
1865 AD (search for this): chapter 5.47
General Pegram on the night before his death.
I.
The writer's object in the present paper is to chronicle the events of a day in the pine-woods of Dinwiddie in 1865, and to mention a circumstance which impressed him forcibly at the time; nearly convincing him of the truth of presentiments, and warnings of approaching death.
It was early in February of the year 1865, and General Grant had for some time been straining every nerve to force his way to the Southside railroad-when General1865, and General Grant had for some time been straining every nerve to force his way to the Southside railroad-when General Lee would be cut off from his base of supplies, and compelled to retreat or surrender his army.
Grant had exhibited a persistence which amounted to genius; and the Federal lines had been pushed from the Jerusalem to the Weldon road, from the Weldon to the Vaughan and Squirrel Level roads, and thence still westward beyond Hatcher's Run, toward the White Oak road, running through the now well-known locality of Five Forks.
On the western bank of the run, near Burgess's Mill, General Lee's extrem
February, 1865 AD (search for this): chapter 5.47
Burgess (search for this): chapter 5.47
Philip Dandridge (search for this): chapter 5.47
John Gilpin (search for this): chapter 5.47
Gordon (search for this): chapter 5.47
Ulysses Grant (search for this): chapter 5.47
James (search for this): chapter 5.47