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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I. The Career of Wise's Brigade. An Address by General
H. A. Wise ....

II. S. S. Prentiss and his Career, by Joseph G. Baldwin....
III. Crutchfield's Artillery Brigade. Reports of its Operations
April 3-6, 1865, by Major W. S. Basinger.

IV. Miss Emma Sansom-An Alabama Heroine.

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38

With an

Account of the Capture of Colonel A. D. Streight by
Gen. N. B. Forrest, and Details; by Gen. D. H. Maury..

V. James Louis Petigru. A Sketch by W. L. Miller

VI. Gettysburg Failure-Some Deductions as to, by R. M. Strib-

ling.....

VII. The Hampton Roads' Conference. A Conclusive State-

ment by Hon. J. H. Reagan..........

68

VIII. The Charge of the Crater. An Account by Colonel W. H.

Stewart..

77

IX. Gen. T. J. Jackson. An Address by Dr. Hunter McGuire.

X. The Richmond, Va., Ambulance Corps.

91

113

XI. The Career of the Shenandoah, C. S. Navy..

118

XII. The Signal Service Corps, C. S. A.. by A. M. Taft.

130

XIII. Burning of Richmond, April 3, 1865, by Col. R. T. W. Duke,
XIV. Retreat from Richmond. Reminiscences of Crutchfield's
Artillery Brigade, by Captain T. B. Blake...

XV. Tribute to General P. M. B. Young, C. S. A..

XVI. Historical Sketch of the 23d N. C. Infantry, by H. C. Wall,

XVII. History of the Rockbridge 2d Dragoons, by J. S. Moore...

XVIII. Sketch of Colonel E. Waggaman, 10th Louisiana Infantry,

C. S. A.......

XIX. James Murray Mason. A Tribute by H. A. Wise

186

XX. R. M. T. Hunter. An Address by Col. L. Q. Washington,

XXI. Letter from General Beauregard to General Wise as to the

Crisis of the Confederacy, May 14, 1864.

193

206

XXII. Malvern Hill. An Address by Hon. John Lamb

208

XXIII. The Slaughter at Petersburg June 18, 1864. Reminiscences

of, by Judge William M. Thomas..

222

XXIV. Sam Davis-A Southern Martyr. With lines to, by Mrs.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox.....

XXV. Boy Heroes of Cold Harbor-Account of, by Colonel E.

McCrady...

XXVI. How General Custer hung Mosby's Men...

XXVII. History of the 38th N. C. Infantry, by Col. G. W. Flowers,

XXVIII. Roster and Record of Company D, 21st Virginia Infantry..

XXIX. Evacuation of Richmond-Days Preceding and Closing

Scenes of, by Colonel J. H. Averill.......

XXX. Roll and Record of the Sussex Light Dragoons, by Captain

W. N. Blow..

231

234

239

245

264

267

273

XXXI. Maryland Campaign--Boonsboro Fight, by G. W. B............. 276

XXXII. Roster and Career of the 2d Rockbridge Battery. Com-

piled by W. F. Johnston .

285

281

XXXIII. Retreat from Richmond. Details by Captain T. B. Blake..

XXXIV. Richmond Fayette Artillery-Its Movement on New Berne,

N. C., in 1864, by E. W. Gaines....

288

XXXV. Sketch of J. P. Benjamin, by H. T. Ezekiel.

297

XXXVI. The Private Soldier. An Address by Col. R. T. Bennett..

XXXVII. Incidents in the Career of General T. J. Jackson, by Gen-

302

eral D. H. Maury..

309

XXXVIII. C. S. Senator, T. J. Semmes-An Evening with........

XXXIX. Sketch of 44th N. C. Infantry, by C. M. Stedman

317

334

XL. General R. E. Colston-A Tribute to and Plea for the mem-

ory of....

346

XLI. Ode by General R. E. Colston..

352

XLII. Birth-Day of General R. E. Lee, January 19, 1898-Observ-

ances of, with Address by Captain R. T. Parks....

354

XLIII. List of Virginians under Confederate Fire on Morris Island,

1864, with Details of Hardships Endured .

365

XLIV. J. P. Benjamin-Further Details as to.

378

XLV. How President Lincoln was Brought to Free the Slaves.... 380

XLVI. The Confederate Dead-A Poem by A. C. Gordon......

382

NOTE.-The foot-note at page 105, added by the Editor, it seems, refers to
a similar incident to that given in the text, which was witnessed by Dr.
McGuire. He, and others cited by him, were not at South Mountain, Sep-
tember, 1862.

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