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chapter 1.1
Jefferson
Davis
Monument Association
holds the
First
celebration of the day of memory.
The Ladies'
Confederate Memorial Association
Listens to a masterly oration by
Judge
Charles
E.
Fenner
.
A Southern cross of honor presented to
General
J.
A.
Chalaron
by the
Daughters of the Confederacy
.
Memoir of
Jane
Claudia
Johnson
.
Monument Dedicated.
The trials and trial of
Jefferson
Davis
.
The life and character of
Robert
Edward
Lee
.
Report of the history Committee
Maryland
Confederates.
Brook Church
fight, and something about the
Fifth North Carolina cavalry
.
chapter 1.12chapter 1.13
How
Virginia
supplied
Maryland
with arms.
chapter 1.15chapter 1.16chapter 1.17chapter 1.18chapter 1.19chapter 1.20chapter 1.21chapter 1.22chapter 1.23chapter 1.24chapter 1.25chapter 1.26chapter 1.27
A Maryland Warrior and hero.
chapter 1.29
The sword of
Lee
. [from the
Baltimore sun
,
August
,
1901
.]
Dr.
Samuel
P.
Moore
.
chapter 1.32chapter 1.33chapter 1.34chapter 1.35
Our torpedo boat. [
Cleveland plain dealer
,
August
,
1901
.]
chapter 1.37chapter 1.38chapter 1.39chapter 1.40chapter 1.41chapter 1.42chapter 1.43
General
Nathan
Bedford
Forrest
.
chapter 1.45chapter 1.46chapter 1.47chapter 1.48chapter 1.49chapter 1.50
War officers of the
First regiment Virginia volunteer infantry
,
chapter 1.52
Index.
section:
A paper read by
Charles
M.
Blackford
, of the
Lynchburg Bar
, before the
Tenth
annual meeting of the
Virginia State Bar Association
, held at old
Point Comfort, Va.
,
July
17
-
19
,
1900
.
(
two cases
.)
An address delivered before
A.
P.
Hill
Camp Confederate Veterans
, by
ex-governor
William
Evelyn
Cameron
, at
Petersburg, Va.
,
January
19th
,
1901
.
How the
War
was conducted.
General
Pope
's orders.
General
Milroy
's order.
General
Sherman
's conduct.
Sheridan
's orders and conduct.
Butler
's order.
General orders
no. 73
.
section c.1.10.11
(Confidential.)
Death of
James
B.
Gordon
.
James
B.
Gordon
killed.
Surprise and consternation.
Starvation parties.
Hunting
Uncle
Bev
.
Visit from
General
Meade
.
John
W.
Garrett
's advice.
Arms for
Maryland
.
John
W.
Garrett
's advice.
Lee
refused.
Fighting
Joe
Hooker
boasted.
Hooker
's force.
Jackson
's feint.
Attack renewed.
Under
Stuart
's command
.
Old
Salem Church
.
The Roll.
Gen.
Lee
did not Contemplate
Early
surrender.
Mr.
Goode
's paper.
The
Second
question.
Hampton Roads conference
.
Mr.
Blairs
return.
Meeting of commissioners.
Stephens
and
Lincoln
.
The terms discussed.
Not posted on history.
As to
West Virginia
.
Interesting letter from an Inmate.
Old prison
site.
Lee
led the charge.
Barely mentioned in history.
Winthrop
's charge.
A coincidence.
Northern sentiment.
Became famous.
Colonel
Hill
's official report.
A fresh supply.
Our flag
in
England
.
Personating a ship.
A daring act.
Running out.
Among Confederates.
Later history.
Some personal observations.
The fight at
Bentonville
.
A dashing charge.
What the
War
records show.
Henderson
highly Praised.
Closing scenes and events.
How
General
Johnston
looked.
Officers.
Privates
.
section c.1.25.65
Military dispatch.
His escape from
Fort Pulaski
.
An awful scene.
Under fire of their own men.
The stockade.
Negroes in charge.
Beans and tobacco.
How the beans were cooked.
At
Fort Pulaski
.
Unpalatable food.
Mess-Mates.
Face to face with starvation.
A tiresome undertaking.
A cat for dinner.
Hope of escape.
Hopes of liberty.
The escape reported.
Captured!
In a dungeon.
Conflict of the
Sixth Massachusetts regiment
with citizens.
Arrival of recruits.
Opposing sentiment.
The President
S proclamation.
The
Sixth Massachusetts
.
Ammunition served out.
March
to
Camden Station
.
Mayor
Brown
.
Captain
ward wounded.
Robert
W.
Davis
killed.
Preparations for defense.
A talk with
Lincoln
.
Mr.
Lincoln
excited.
The Camp at
Cockeysville
.
Lincoln
's trip to
Washington
.
A reign of terror.
Christian
Emmerich
.
Colonel
Marshall
's testimony.
General
Grant
's testimony.
A biographical sketch.
Birth and education.
The Confederate
Surgeon
.
Association formed.
His family.
General orders
no. 18
.—
Special field order,
no. 15
.
From a soldier's note book.
A sight dreadful even to Veterans.
Grant
's crossing of the
Rapidan
.
Why
M'Clellan
failed.
Grant
's withdrawal from
Cold Harbor
.
From a soldier's diary.
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Memoir of
Jane
Claudia
Johnson
.
A paper read by
Charles
M.
Blackford
, of the
Lynchburg Bar
, before the
Tenth
annual meeting of the
Virginia State Bar Association
, held at old
Point Comfort, Va.
,
July
17
-
19
,
1900
.
An address delivered before
A.
P.
Hill
Camp Confederate Veterans
, by
ex-governor
William
Evelyn
Cameron
, at
Petersburg, Va.
,
January
19th
,
1901
.
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