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Chapter 2: early army-life.
Furlough passed in Kentucky.
anecdote illustrating his benevolence.
visit to Washington City.
society there, in 1826.
Mrs. J. S. Johnston.
brilliant offer o ears of Albert Sidney Johnston's army-life.
He passed the furlough granted after graduation in Kentucky with his father.
The following incident of this visit is related in a letter from a friend, some five years General Johnston's junior, and still living in Kentucky, highly respected:
Our intercourse was always pleasant, and to me instructive and highly valued and sought after.
At that time the social life of young men in Kentucky, more I think than at present, was stained with the vice of gaming, which threw them into associations at other times unwillingly acknowledged.
I did not ces, and successfully defended it from all the legal assaults so common in the early history of Kentucky.
At the same time she gave her children the best education then to be had. Her best monument i
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