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Frankfort (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): chapter 25
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Chapter 24: echo of Seven days, North and South.
Confederates hopeful, but not overconfident
the cost to the North
McClellan sacrificed
General Pope and his methods
he finds Jackson at Cedar Mountain
a glance trans
Allegheny
well
conceived Federal programme
General Bragg's unpopularity
to the Ohio and back
would-be critics
flashes illumine the clouds
Kentucky Misrepresented.
The result of the Seven days was to produce a profound joyousness in the South, which lightened even those deep shadows from the sorrows that had fallen upon individuals; to raise the spirits of the whole people and to send into every heart that loved the cause a glow of confident pride in the southern soldier-chastened somewhat by present sorrow and tempered, perhaps, by the lessons of the past-that nothing in their after misfortunes could quench.
But while it taught the people this, the victory taught the Government that no energy could be too great — no watchfulness misplaced, in pre