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Diary of Captain James M. Garnett , ordnance officer Rodes 's division , 2d corps , army of Northern Virginia .

How General A. P. Hill met his fate.

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The right of secession.

Bill of rights .

Not as a whole.

Consolidated Government.

Virginia convention .

Position of the Founders .

Cause of dissolution.

No binding force.

The right of Revolution.

South not alone.

Virginias love for the Union .

Washington 's words.

To preserve the Union .

The Peace Congress .

The opposition.

Lee 's Declaration.

Virginia convention of 1861 .

Janney 's words.

Right to secede.

The causes of war.

Virginia did not fight to maintain slavery.

Against human nature.

The slave trade.

Trade licensed.

Slavery an evil.

To Deport them.

Lincoln 's platform.

Proclamation of 1862 .

Reason for secession of Virginia .

Virginia 's traditions.

Prophetic warning.

Justice to Cromwell .

American manhood.

Hanover county heroes. [from the Richmond, Va. , Dispatch, October 15 , 1899 .]

The Purcell battery from Richmond, Va. [from the Galveston , Texas, news , November , 1899 .]

The surrender at Appomattox .

Confederate dead of Florida .

Exercises at the Park .

Address of welcome

Oration and tender of the monument.

Charles C. Hemming .

An effort to rescue Jefferson Davis .

Address of Hon. T. S. Garnett

Address of Hon. T. S. Garnett

Tarheels' thin Gray line .

Ordnance report of Grimes 's division .

Sick and wounded Confederate soldiers at Hagerstown and Williamsport .

The monument to Mosby 's men.

Colonel Mosby Indicts Custer for the hanging.

The real Barbara Frietchie .

William Preston Johnston .

Raid on Catlett 's. [from the Richmond, Va. , Dispatch, April 16 , 1899 .]

Why the Confederate States did not have a Supreme Court .

In the Confederate service.

Judge William Brockenbrough .

The Peace conference [from the Richmond, Va. , Dispatch, February 25 , 1900 .]

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[84] when their heroism will be proudly claimed as a part of the heritage of our country.

All that was pure and knightly—all that was magnanimous and strong—will yet be treasured as evidences of our country's glory.

What Englishman to-day, while recalling the heroism displayed at Naseby and Marston Moor, stops to inquire whether his forefathers fought for Parliament or King?

Richmond, VA. 1899.

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