R. J. Moses,

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from Toombs and directed him to join his command. ["]As we
were preparing for the charge at Manassas (second battle),

page 268: typo corrected

"Gray Alice," so well known to his command. He was not very
far over when a troop of calvary[cavalry] rode up. He

page 288: typo corrected

Riding over to a neigbor's[neighbor's] house, Mr. J. T.
Wingfield, he failed to find his friend, but left

page 295: comma added

"But that looks very much like him through the window[,]"
said Lieutenant Irvin.

page 295: typo corrected

or his plans, for fear that they might indiscreetly comment
on his presence or embarass[embarrass] him even by their

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Federals believed Tombs[Toombs] already abroad and had ceased
to look for him in Georgia. After the passage

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and property; defeat all the rightful purposes of government,
and renounce all remedies, all laws.["]

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authorizing the legislature to levy a lax[tax] to furnish
good substantial artificial limbs to those

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to his home in Augusta, General Toombs bade him good-by. ["]I
am sorry," said he, "the hour is come. I hope we shall meet

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"Just before dark," says Dr. Steiner, "Mr. Toombs received
orders to charge the enemy, firing having been heard on the
left. The position

Inconsistent spelling:

Greensboro (page 281)/Greenesboro (pages 9, 283)

Inconsistent spelling:

Empress Eugenie (page 310)/Eugenie (index)

Inconsistent spelling:

Hagerstown (page 265)/Hagarstown (page 262 and index)

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