My Lady of the North Go LOVE STORY NOIR
A vivid Civil War battle memory unfolds through the narrator describing a fierce Confederate assault led by Virginians. The rider recalls Colonel Carter, a dying aide with orders to hold the battery, and a brutal cavalry charge that breaks a blue line, retakes the guns, and ends with the narrator losing consciousness amid the chaos.
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Carter
Colgate
Hunter
Field Hospital Blues and Confederate Intrigue
In a Sixth Corps field hospital a wounded lieutenant recalls harsh camp life and a teeming tent world. He reunites with Edith Brennan and Celia Minor as memories mix with rumors of disguise and romance, ending with Colonel Mosby arranging his evacuation after a night of gunfire.
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Wayne
Celia
Caton
Edith
Arthur
Mrs. Brennan
Mountain View
Night Ride of the Wounded in Mosby’s Sketch
A Confederate partisan raid under Mosby erupts near a hospital as a U S A wagon ambushes a wounded officer. The narrator endures a brutal ride to safety, delirium, and faint hope as Major comforts him and the wagon bears him toward relief.
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Sumter
Marion
Carolinas
Confederacy
Mosby
Lost Regiment Returns to Face Silent War
A wounded veteran moves west from Richmond after hospital care and encounters General Robert E. Lee near a grand estate. Wayne is mistaken for a ghost before Lee confirms his identity as Captain Wayne of the th Virginia Cavalry. Lee delivers sorrowful news that his unit perished at Shenandoah, forcing Wayne into an aide role while the army edges toward final resistance. Carlson, a foreign infantry captain, fixates on Wayne, hinting at past tensions.
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Caton
Wayne
Virginia
Sheridan
Miss Minor
Sims
Thomas
Mosby
Cass
Cases
Jake
Richmond
Appomattox Court House
Petersburg
General Lee
Maitland
St. Mary's Hospital
Virginia Cavalry
Lee
Philip Wayne
Captain Wayne
Holmes
Carlson
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Curran
Halleck
Light Artillery
Cella Minor
Colonel Curran
Myrtle Curran
Chapter XXIV
Shenandoah