The Last Hours of the Confed Army at Appomattox
Colonel Charles Marshall recounts the surrender scene in Lee's parlor with General Grant and staff, detailing how the terms were agreed including horses kept by Confederate cavalrymen. The narrative covers the writing of the protocol, the exchange of letters, and the emotional aftermath among officers and soldiers.
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