Killed and Wounded in the 14th Georgia Regiment at Richmond
A list from Assistant Surgeon Waxer details the 14th Georgia Regiment casualties from battles near Richmond on June 26 27 and 30 1802. Killed Lt Jas A Jordan mortally wounded several officers and enlisted men with multiple wounds and contusions across Companies A B C D and E including J Dobbs J Waldraven A L Moore and J Ellis. A lengthy private letter from Sgt J Eliot Haygood describes the July 1 2 1862 fighting, heavy losses, and the regiment's condition, along with political commentary on Union policy and emancipation debates.
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Our Security and the War Horace Greeley on secession and union fate
A Richmond Whig excerpt discusses Horace Greeley’s 1860 writings on secession and union, noting calls to let states go and the potential for conflict. It argues the North should resist coercion and questions Lincoln’s prospects, while warning of persistent rebellion and the need for readiness. The piece cites Richmond Whig, Charleston, and Pemberton defenses as Civil War context.
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