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August 9th (search for this): chapter 6
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V. August, 1861
My son Custis appointed clerk in the War Department.
N. Y. Herald contains a pretty correct army list of the C. S.
appearance of Plug Uglies.
President's rupture with Beauregard.
President sick.
alien enemies ordered away.
brief interview with the President.
immediate.
large numbers of cavalry offering.
great preparations in the North.
August 1
Col. Bledsoe again threatens to resign, and again declares he will get the President to appoint me to his place.
It would not suit me.
August 2
After some brilliant and successful fights, we have a dispatch to-day stating that Gen. Wise has fallen back in Western Virginia, obeying peremptory orders.
August 3
Conversed with some Yankees to-day who are to be released to-morrow.
It appears that when young Lamar lost his horse on the plains of Manassas, the 4th Alabama Regiment had to fall back a few hundred yards, and it was impossible to bear Col. Jones, wounded, from the field, as he w
August, 1861 AD (search for this): chapter 6
V. August, 1861
My son Custis appointed clerk in the War Department.
N. Y. Herald contains a pretty correct army list of the C. S.
appearance of Plug Uglies.
President's rupture with Beauregard.
President sick.
alien enemies ordered away.
brief interview with the President.
immediate.
large numbers of cavalry offering.
great preparations in the North.
August 1
Col. Bledsoe again threatens to resign, and again declares he will get the President to appoint me to his place.
It would not suit me.
August 2
After some brilliant and successful fights, we have a dispatch to-day stating that Gen. Wise has fallen back in Western Virginia, obeying peremptory orders.
August 3
Conversed with some Yankees to-day who are to be released to-morrow.
It appears that when young Lamar lost his horse on the plains of Manassas, the 4th Alabama Regiment had to fall back a few hundred yards, and it was impossible to bear Col. Jones, wounded, from the field, as he w
August 2nd (search for this): chapter 6
August 27th (search for this): chapter 6
August 28th (search for this): chapter 6
August 29th (search for this): chapter 6