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The Confederate Navy.
What it accomplished during the Civil War. [from the Richmond, Va., times, April 15 and 22, 1894.]
A very interesting and valuable paper read before R. E. Lee Camp by Mr. Virginius Newton.
This valuable resume is from a corrected copy kindly furnished by Mr. Newton, a live citizen of Richmond, whose agency is felt, if not proclaimed.
His modesty would fain keep in the shade his merit.
His heart holds all of the memorable past, as the readers of the Papers, as well as the local press, warmly know—Ed.
Southern Historical Society papers.
Several weeks ago Mr. Virginius Newton, of this city, was requested by the members of Lee Camp to read before that body a paper relating to some of the numerous episodes during the late war. Mr. Newton responded with the promptness of a gallant soldier, and selected as his subject the Confederate Navy and its noble deeds
He succeeded in giving in the most condensed form a statement of the many noble deeds e