Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34., chapter 1.32, Lincolns proclamation., page 283

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chapter 1.1 The battlefields of Virginia . Prison reminiscences. An address before the ladies' memorial Association. The address of Hon. John Lamb . chapter 1.6 Historical memorial of the Charlotte Cavalry . chapter 1.8 Townsend 's Diary— January – May , 1865 . Some war history never published. chapter 1.11 Historical address of the former commander of Grimes Battery . The patriotism of peace. Yankee gunboat Smith Briggs. from the Times-dispatch, March 18 , 1906 , and July 15 , 1906 . First battle of Manassas . The Dahlgren raid. chapter 1.17 chapter 1.18 chapter 1.19 chapter 1.20 chapter 1.21 chapter 1.22 Last man killed in Civil war. (Anderson Cor. Indianapolis News.) William Smith , Governor of Virginia , and Major-General C. S. Army , hero and patriot. chapter 1.25 chapter 1.26 Gives full record. chapter 1.28 chapter 1.29 chapter 1.30 Roll of brave men. chapter 1.32 chapter 1.33 List of Virginia chaplains, Army of Northern Virginia . chapter 1.35 chapter 1.36 chapter 1.37 chapter 1.38 chapter 1.39 chapter 1.40 The Berkeley brothers from the Richmond News-leader, January 21 , 1907 . Index.

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Remarkable body. Lincolns proclamation. McClellans plans. His instructions. Circumstances of disaster. Porterfield given command. Asleep when attacked. Tells of the attack. Brought about confusion. Virginians ' heavy losses.

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[283] war. In support of this last statement of facts the writer offers as evidence the correspondence between Gen. George B. Mc-Clellan, as commander-in-chief of Ohio volunteers, with his headquarters at Cincinnati, and Gen. Winfield Scott, as commander-in-chief of the Federal army, with his headquarters at Washington City. (See ‘War of Rebellion,’ Vol. LI., Series I., Part I., Supplement).

Richmond, VA. 1906.

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Reverend J. William Jones, Ed.

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