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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.32 (search)
Famous retreat from Philippi. From the Times-dispatch, November 4, 1906. One of the Early battles of the war fought under serious Disadvantages. Confederates unprepared-strange views of General McClellan and his idea of Uncivilized warfare. by John A. McNEEL. At this time and place the very first collision of arms between the Northern and Southern forces on Virginia soil occurred. Here the first blood on Virginia soil of the four years of the great civil war was spilled. The writer has never seen an accurate and full account of the first meeting of the two armies in Virginia, that were afterwards to engage in the death struggle of the next four years, and now, after the lapse of more than forty-five years, takes upon himself the duty of writing an impartial account of the occurrence of an event that was considered a great victory for the North and a greater defeat for the South. In order to form a correct opinion of the facts related, we must, first, locate the to