March to Jackson and the light marching orders
A Civil War march narrative follows the Wisconsin Thirty with Osterhaus leading the assault toward Jackson. Heat, storms, and blunders mark the ill fated charge at Clinton and the retreat. Morley’s stubborn stance ends in relief of Lauman and a long trek back with costly losses and grim reflections on command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Wisconsin
Black River
Johnston
Osterhaus
Wharton
Clinton
Morley
3- Wisconsin
Tennyson
Balak Lava
Hell
Breckenridge
Cannister
Tanya Hero
Vinie
Denua
Birk
Ois
Font
Thic
Vane
Frank
Lauman
Hovey
Grant
Pearl River
Meridian
Vicksburg
Sherman
Carr
Vicksburg Road
Raymond Road
Howard
Blick River
Natchez
Van
Mr. Raymond
Morleys
Captain Wharton
Ivan
Colonel Morley
John Kline
Haine’s Bluff
Yazoo Bottom
New Year Eve At Camden In A Civil War Tale
In Camden at nine on New Year’s Eve a lively party unfolds as winds howl outside. Richard Cecil, a covert loyalist to the Union and secretly aiding the Sanitary Commission, negotiates enlistment while Luana Prescott challenges his bravado and he confesses a true, ardent love despite his public mask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Srythane Mes
Old Boreas
Richard Cecil
Luana Prescott
Union Party
Sanitary Commission
Sam
Prescott
Boys In Blue
Luana
Mr. Cecil
Miss Prescott
Cecil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uskets
Claud Vincent Trike
White Horse
Henry Selden
van Clermont
Cap’s
Henry
Phil
Cutler
Monsey
Big Black
the Republic
Yazoo
Finly
Tyan
Alt Coun
Haan W Tk