The Burial of Our Dead and War's Aftermath Scene
A long fragmentary narrative blends Civil War poetry and memoirs with vivid battle recollections. It quotes verses on fallen soldiers, recounts a Virginia Civil War scout’s expedition with Early and Hunter, and includes vivid siege de tails, personal grief, and reflections on Virginia’s endurance. The piece interweaves poems, speeches, and a curious La Crosse suit, all set in a wartime frame.
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Spain
Rancom
Buford
Early
Line
General Early
Rhedes
Gordon
Ramseur
Ransom
Blue Ridge
Hunter
Warly
Salem
Carolinas
Virginia
Jackson
Ammon
Washington
England
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