The Story of a Cannoneer Under Stonewall Jackson: In Which is Told the Part Taken by the Rockbridge Artillery in the Army of Northern VirginiaMoore, Edward Alexander
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The Story of a Cannoneer Under Stonewall Jackson: In Which is Told the Part Taken by the Rockbridge Artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia
Moore, Edward Alexander
Confederate States of America. Army. Virginia Artillery. Rockbridge Battery, 1st; Jackson, Stonewall, 1824-1863; Moore, Edward Alexander, 1842-; Soldiers -- Virginia -- Biography; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Campaigns; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Perso
XVI--Maryland--My Day in Frederick City 130
XVII--Return to Virginia--Investment and Capture of
Harper's Ferry 138
XVIII--Into Maryland Again--Battle of
Sharpsburg--Wounded--Return to Winchester--Home 144
XIX--Return to Army--In Winter-quarters Near Port
Royal 161
XX--Second Battle of Fredericksburg--Chancellorsville--Wounding
and Death of Stonewall Jackson 170
XXI--Opening of Campaign of 1863--Crossing to the
Valley--Battle at Winchester with Milroy--Crossing
the Potomac 179
XXII--On the Way to Gettysburg--Battle of
Gettysburg--Retreat. 187
XXIII--At "The Bower"--Return to Orange County, Virginia--Blue
Run Church--Bristow Station--Rappahannock Bridge--Supplementing
Camp Rations 202
XXIV--Battle of Mine Run--March to Frederick's
Hall--Winter-quarters--Social Affairs--Again to the
Front--Narrow Escape from Capture by General
Dahlgren--Furloughs--Cadets Return from
New Market--Spottsylvania and the Wilderness--Return
to Army at Hanover Junction--Panic
at Night 212
XXV--Second Cold Harbor--Wounded--Return Home--Refugeeing
from Hunter 222
XXVI--Personal Mention of Officers and Men--Rockbridge
Artillery--Second Rockbridge Artillery 234
XXVII--Oakland--Return to Camp--Off Duty Again--The
Race from New Market to Fort Gilmore--Attack
on Fort Harrison--Winter-quarters
on the Lines--Visits to Richmond 260
XXVIII--Evacuation of Richmond--Passing Through
Richmond by Night--The Retreat--Battle of
Sailor's Creek--Battle of Cumberland
Church 274
XXIX--Appomattox 286
Appendix 293
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE
General "Stonewall" Jackson _Frontispiece_
Captain William T. Poague, April, 1862--April, 1863 19
Gun from which was fired the first hostile cannon-shot
in the Valley of Virginia 25
Robert A. Gibson 40
Edward A. Moore, March, 1862 60
John M. Brown (war-time portrait) 80
William M. Willson (Corporal) 98
W. S. McClintic 120
D. Gardiner Tyler 140
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