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Manassas Battlefield Memories From a Confederate Soldier
A Confederate veteran recalls the Manassas era August 1862 scenes. He details field hospitals, gruesome evidence of battle, Lee’s leadership, and battlefield sights. He notes the Henry house, Colonel William, Longstreet and Jackson actions, and the death of General Phil Kearny during the Ox Hill affair. He reflects on Travelers horse and Lee’s captivating command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
Pope
Virginia
Groveton
Washington City
Centreville
Mairfaz Court House
Lee
Tucain
Federaia
Henry
Fleet Manassas
Tenny
Alabama
Bee
Bartow
Lawh
Henry House
Teary
Manassas Road
Williama
Borrice
Tige Anderson
Centerville
Unevil
Magassis Jugellon
Sevators
Acrotink Creek
Mynson
Falls Church
Brigas Liereperal
James Longstreet
Cilomed J. Fi
Stewart
Fatoms
Wael Forse’ Regiment
Uie Vovilirs
Lewinsville
Wain Uridve
Muntassas
Pape
Conogal Morten
Turd Tagkson
Longestreet
Jungstroet
Feneral Wope
Athc
Hadeneral Porter
Longstreet
Congress
Porter
General Stanton
Johnston
Gravetwin
Vope
Lawton
Billie Wilson
Anderson
Federal Hospital
General Lee
Meport
Marsland
Marc Robert
Potomac
Traveler
Tle
Appomattox
Lexington
Jackson
Sudley's Mille
Bull Run
Wrigady
Drayton
Guardia Brigade
Teddy
Mother Earth
Ox Hill
Fairfax Court House
Hutson
Guy King
Reneral
United States Army
Phil Kearny
Manasgas
Facn
Leo
Worning
W. H. Andrews