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Providence, R. I. (Rhode Island, United States) (search for this): chapter 204
y cannot be more thankful, they may admire more the gallantry and patriotic devotion which secured your success. Representatives of every State of the Confederacy, your steps have been followed up with affectionate solicitude by friends in every portion of the country. Defenders of the heart of our territory, your movements have been an object of interest, anxiety, and hope. Our cause depends on you, and happy it is that all can rely upon your achieving whatever, under the blessing of Providence, human power can effect. Though you have done much, very much remains to be done. Behind you is a people providing for your support, and depending upon your protection. Before you is a country devastated by your ruthless invaders, where gentle women, feeble age, and helpless infancy have been subjected to outrages without parallel in the warfare of civilized nations. With eager eye they watch for your coming to their deliverance, and homeless refugees pine for the hour when your vi
Missionary Ridge, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): chapter 204
Doc. 201.-address of Jefferson Davis. Missionary Ridge, Oct. 17, 1863. The following address from the President to the troops was published yesterday: headquarters army of Tennessee, October 14, 1863. soldiers: A grateful country recognizes your arduous services, and rejoices over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shall more fully learn the adverse circumstances under which you attacked the enemy, though they cannot be more thankful, they may admire more the gallantry and patriotic devotion which secured your success. Representatives of every State of the Confederacy, your steps have been followed up with affectionate solicitude by friends in every portion of the country. Defenders of the heart of our territory, your movements have been an object of interest, anxiety, and hope. Our cause depends on you, and happy it is that all can rely upon your achieving whatever, under the blessing of Providence, human power can effect.
Doc (search for this): chapter 204
Doc. 201.-address of Jefferson Davis. Missionary Ridge, Oct. 17, 1863. The following address from the President to the troops was published yesterday: headquarters army of Tennessee, October 14, 1863. soldiers: A grateful country recognizes your arduous services, and rejoices over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shall more fully learn the adverse circumstances under which you attacked the enemy, though they cannot be more thankful, they may admire more the gallantry and patriotic devotion which secured your success. Representatives of every State of the Confederacy, your steps have been followed up with affectionate solicitude by friends in every portion of the country. Defenders of the heart of our territory, your movements have been an object of interest, anxiety, and hope. Our cause depends on you, and happy it is that all can rely upon your achieving whatever, under the blessing of Providence, human power can effect.
Jefferson Davis (search for this): chapter 204
Doc. 201.-address of Jefferson Davis. Missionary Ridge, Oct. 17, 1863. The following address from the President to the troops was published yesterday: headquarters army of Tennessee, October 14, 1863. soldiers: A grateful country recognizes your arduous services, and rejoices over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shall more fully learn the adverse circumstances under which you attacked the enemy, though they cannot be more thankful, they y, energy, and fortitude you crown this harmony with due subordination and cheerful support of lawful authority. I fervently hope that this ferocious war, so unjustly waged against our country, may soon end, and that, with the blessing of peace, you may be restored to your homes and useful pursuits, and I pray our heavenly Father may cover you with the shield of his protection in your battle, and endow you with the virtues which will close your trials in victory complete. Jefferson Davis.
October 17th, 1863 AD (search for this): chapter 204
Doc. 201.-address of Jefferson Davis. Missionary Ridge, Oct. 17, 1863. The following address from the President to the troops was published yesterday: headquarters army of Tennessee, October 14, 1863. soldiers: A grateful country recognizes your arduous services, and rejoices over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shall more fully learn the adverse circumstances under which you attacked the enemy, though they cannot be more thankful, they may admire more the gallantry and patriotic devotion which secured your success. Representatives of every State of the Confederacy, your steps have been followed up with affectionate solicitude by friends in every portion of the country. Defenders of the heart of our territory, your movements have been an object of interest, anxiety, and hope. Our cause depends on you, and happy it is that all can rely upon your achieving whatever, under the blessing of Providence, human power can effect.
October 14th, 1863 AD (search for this): chapter 204
Doc. 201.-address of Jefferson Davis. Missionary Ridge, Oct. 17, 1863. The following address from the President to the troops was published yesterday: headquarters army of Tennessee, October 14, 1863. soldiers: A grateful country recognizes your arduous services, and rejoices over your glorious victory on the field of Chickamauga. When your countrymen shall more fully learn the adverse circumstances under which you attacked the enemy, though they cannot be more thankful, they may admire more the gallantry and patriotic devotion which secured your success. Representatives of every State of the Confederacy, your steps have been followed up with affectionate solicitude by friends in every portion of the country. Defenders of the heart of our territory, your movements have been an object of interest, anxiety, and hope. Our cause depends on you, and happy it is that all can rely upon your achieving whatever, under the blessing of Providence, human power can effect.