Life of J. E. B. StuartWilliamson, Mary L. (Mary Lynn)
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Life of J. E. B. Stuart
Williamson, Mary L. (Mary Lynn)
Stuart, Jeb, 1833-1864
[Illustration: Copyright, 1914, by Mrs. J.
E. B. Stuart
_General Stuart in 1854, from an ambrotype owned by Mrs. J. E. B.
Stuart, which is here reproduced for the first time._]
[Illustration: Signature, JEB Stuart]
LIFE OF
J. E. B. STUART
BY
MARY L. WILLIAMSON
_Author of Life of Lee, Life of Jackson, and Life of Washington_
EDITED AND ARRANGED FOR SCHOOL USE
BY
E. O. WIGGINS
_English Department, Lynchburg High School, Virginia_
[Illustration: Publisher logo]
Harrisonburg, Virginia
SPRINKLE PUBLICATIONS
1989
BOOKS
by Mary L. Williamson
For Third Grade
Life of Lee
183 pages, cloth. Price, 35 cents
For Fourth Grade
Life of Jackson
248 pages, cloth. Price, 40 cents
For Fifth Grade
Life of Washington
211 pages cloth. Price, 40 cents
For Fifth Grade
Life of Stuart
215 pages cloth. Price, 40 cents
Sprinkle Publications
P. O. Box 1094
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801
Copyright, 1914
BY
B. F. JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY
PREFACE
Some years ago, to fill what appeared to me a need in our literature for
children, I made a study of the lives and campaigns of General R. E. Lee
and of General Stonewall Jackson and prepared, for very young readers,
histories of those great commanders.
In performing these tasks, I became interested in the combats and
maneuvers of General Lee’s chief of cavalry, Major-General J. E. B.
Stuart, who has been justly called “the eyes and ears of Lee.” As the
years go by, I find no book in print recounting to children his
wonderful feats and valorous service, or explaining to them the part
played in the battles of Lee and Jackson by the Stuart Cavalry Corps and
Horse Artillery whose exploits hold a brilliant place in modern military
tactics.
To make good this omission, I have prepared this little life of Stuart,
in the hope that it will not only pass on the story of military deeds as
captivating as any in history, but warm the hearts of rising generations
to lives of courage and devotion.
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