A MISSISSOURIAN FEELINGS BEFORE SURRENDER POEM
The excerpt presents a Confederate era lament by William Wint and other vignettes. It frames Missourians’ horror at surrender terms with stark poetry of loss and loyalty, contrasting grim battlefield memory, family sacrifice, and a haunting street scene of cold hardship and longing for Dixie.
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