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Chapter 24:
Commencement of the summer campaign.
forward movement of the army of Virginia.
cavalry fights in Loudon and Fauquier counties.
the cavalry fight near Middleburg, 19th of June.
I am severely wounded.
stay at Upperville, and retreat from there to Mr B.‘s plantation.
the last eighteen months of my stay in the Confederacy.
departure for Richmond, and sojourn at the capital and in the vicinity.
winter 1863-64.
Stuart's death.
departure for England.
General Lee had by this completed his preparations for an advance into the enemy's country, whither the theatre of war was now to be transferred; and, whilst a comparatively small body of troops still maintained a show in front of the Federals at Fredericksburg, the bulk of our army was being concentrated in the vicinity of Culpepper, apparently without any suspicion of the fact on the part of the enemy's commander-in-chief.
The first object General Lee sought to compass, was to clear the valley of Virginia