Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 27., chapter 1.7, Prophetic warning., page 83

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[83] high principles and pure motives which controlled Virginians. The very pathos of our story will enlist the interest of the world. Calvaries and Crucifixions take deepest hold upon humanity. The truth will be found and proclaimed just so sure as sacrifice and devotion appeal most strongly to the hearts and minds of men.

Thou hast great allies.
Thy friends are exultations, agonies
And love, and man's unconquerable mind.

Already the truth of this assertion is being verified, and writers and thinkers of this and the old world make bold to affirm the integrity and heroism of Virginia's course. Thus Henderson, the English military critic and author, in his Life of Jackson, declares:

Richmond, VA. 1899.

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