Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 33., The Twelfth Alabama Infantry, <a target="_blank" onclick="openPopupWindow(this); return false" href="entityvote?doc=Perseus:text:1999.01.0001&auth=tgn,7012149&n=1&type=place">Confederate States</a> Army., ‘Twelfth Alabama Infantry.’, page 208

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The Naval situation at Vicksburg .

Building and Commissioning of the Arkansas .

The first action of the Arkansas .

The Second action of the Arkansas .

The Third action of the Arkansas .

The Fourth action of the Arkansas .

The end of the Arkansas .

Trees whittled down at Horseshoe.

Recollections of a Confederate staff officer by Gen. G. M. Sorrel .

The lost sword of Gen. Richard B. Garnett , who fell at Gettysburg , (from the Baltimore sun , of November 4 , and December 3 , 1905 .)

The honor roll of the University of Virginia , from the times-dispatch, December 3 , 1905 .

Address delivered at Newton, North Carolina ,

John Yates Beall , gallant soldier

The crisis of the Confederacy

Fifteenth Virginia Infantry .

My personal experiences in taking up arms and in the battle of Malvern Hill .

Gettysburg - Pickett 's charge.

General Lee at Gettysburg .

Seals, stamps and currency

The last charge at Appomattox .

The Twelfth Alabama Infantry , Confederate States Army.

Sketch of the Twelfth Alabama Infantry .

Field and staff.

Captains and counties from which the companies came.

Company a, guard Lafayette , Mobile, Ala.

Company B Coosa Independents — Coosa county .

Company C independent rifles — Mobile county .

Company D , Coffee Rangers — Coffee county .

Macon Confederates, Company F , Macon county .

Company G , Paint Rock river sharpshooters Jackson county .

Company H , Morgan county .

Company I , Southern Foresters , Mobile county .

Company K , Tom Watts ' Rebels, Macon county .

Twelfth Alabamians who surrendered at Appomattox , April 9th , 1865 .

Twelfth Alabama regiment . Company A .

The Yorktown election and reorganization.

The battle of Williamsburg .

List of killed and wounded of the Twelfth Alabama regiment , Third brigade , commanded by Brigadier Gen-Eral R. E. Rodes , at battle of Seven Pines .

The Seven days battle around Richmond .

Winter at Hamilton's Crossing .

Battle of Chancellorsville .

Advance into Maryland and Pennsylvania .

Battle of Gettysburg .

Camp near Orange Courthouse August , 1863 .

Battle of Warrenton Springs .

Battle of Bristow Station .

Battle of Locust Grove , Nov. 27th .

Battle of Mine Run , Nov. 28th .

At Washington city .

Re-enlistment for the war.

Anniversary of the battle of Boonsboro , Maryland .

Battle of Winchester , September 19th , 1864 .

The Twelth 's artillery Associations.

Preaching in camp.

Music in the camp.

The Twelfth Alabama surgeons.

Battle of the Wilderness .

The Twelfth of May .

Returning Confederate flags.

How General R. E. Lee saved the life of a Federal officer.

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[208] Burks, Abner Riggins, Edward Bevil and A. J. Grizzle were killed at Sharpsburg. W. J. Rogers, Ben Taylor and Brooks Taylor were killed at Gettysburg. Private Samuel Kennemer and Silas Wright were subsequently killed.

Captain P. D. Ross became a teacher at Alexandria, Ala., after the war, and also became clerk of the Circuit Court and was a deservedly popular and efficient officer, dying at Jacksonville, Ala., a few years ago.

Richmond, VA. 1905.

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