Sketches of the War a Series of Letters to the North Moore Street School of New

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Situated as they are from the North from hated Massachusetts ; for years employing free labor, and owning slaves only through their Southern wives; they have had to be most circumspect in every word and act, giving no sign of loyalty, but, I doubt not, secretly exulting at each success of the national arms. When our troops retreated from Paris, leaving their dead on the neighboring field, the one brother had the bodies of our fallen soldiers carefully brought in, and buried 6C SKETCHES OF THE W...AR.
them, as if they were liis own kinsmen, in the town cemetery; and the other took the dying captain of our artillery corps into his own house, and nursed him ten- derly through his last hours. It is in the gloom of evening that we reach the factory, standing close to the track of the Memphis railroad, neat and unadorned, New England reflected from every one of its plain white boards. A gentleman comes forward as we halt, and I introduce myself. He steps up close, and asks, in a low voice, if we think we are safe.

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