...for its fighting qualities, is composed of Texans, Alabamians, and Arkansians, and they certainly arc a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any other...full of good-humor and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunte of the Chambersburg ladies with cheers and...

...known for its fighting qualities, is composed of Texans, Alabamians, and Arkansians, and they certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...in the mud ; all are ragged and dirty, but full of goodhumour and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunts...

...for its fighting qualities, is composed of Texions, Alahamians, and Arksnsinns, nnd they certaiuly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any other troops^ many of them have ouly got an old piece of carpet or rug as haggage; many have discarded their shoes in the mnd; all...

...known for its fighting qualities, is composed of Texans, Alabamians and Arkansians, and they certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...full of good-humor and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunts of the Chambersburg ladies with cheiys and...

...known for its fighting qualities, is composed of Texans, Alabamians, and Arkansians, and they certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...full of good-humor and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunts of the Chambersburg ladies with cheers and...

...Hood's men passing through a town: "This division, well known for its fighting qualities . . . certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...shoes in the mud, all are ragged and dirty but full of good humor and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunts...

...certainly are a queer lot to look at." The dichotomy that was Lee's army never ceased to amaze Fremantle: They carry less than any other troops; many of them...full of good-humor and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood. They answered the numerous taunts of the Chambersburg ladies with cheers and...

...First Corps, he noted, was composed in part "of Texans, Alabamians, and Arkansians, and they certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...in the mud; all are ragged and dirty, but full of good-humour and confidence in themselves and in their general, Hood." In an interview with Longstreet,...

...offers a classic description of the hardened veterans of John Bell Hood's division: "They certainly are a queer lot to look at. They carry less than any...and dirty, but full of good-humor and confidence" (p. 239). Fremantle's record of the third day of fighting at Gettysburg is particularly rich. After...