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Gen. Longstreet's address.
The following address has been issued to the men of his division by Gen. Longstreet.
It has the ring of true metal, and will be read with interest both by soldiers and civilians.
Without doubt this calm and patriotic address, written by a genuine soldier, will have its desired effect:
HeadquarGen. Longstreet.
It has the ring of true metal, and will be read with interest both by soldiers and civilians.
Without doubt this calm and patriotic address, written by a genuine soldier, will have its desired effect:
Headquarters right Wing, Army before Richmond, June 17th, 1862. Soldiers:
You have marched out to fight the battles of your country, and by those battles must you be rescued from the shame of slavery.
Your foes have declared their purpose of bringing you to Feggary and avarice their national characteristic, recites them to redoubl ide, and are in turn relying upon you. Stand well to your duty, and when these clouds break away, as they surely will, the bright sunlight of peace, falling upon our free, virtuous, and happy land, will be a sufficient reward for the sacrifices which we are now called upon to make. James Longstreet. Major-General Commanding.