A Soldiers Recollections Leaves From the Diary of a Young Confederate With a

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I had hardly reached headquarters when the enemy was reported advancing, and in a very short time the bloody battle of Cross Keys, Sunday, June 8th, had begun. General Steuart bade me mount a beautiful black horse belonging to Major Kyle, the quartermaster, who was absent. I felt happy and proud when I found myself astride of that fine animal.
I need not describe the battle that ensued. That has been done with admirable accuracy by Lieut. -Col. Henderson in his "Life of Stonewall Jackson, " and
... by various other writers. Ewell, with 6, 000 infantry, 5 batteries, and a small cavalry force, defeated Fre mont, with over 10, 000 infantry, 12 batteries, and 2, 000 cavalry. It is amusing now to read Fremont s despatch to Shields, who was just across the mountain. "The enemy need only a movement on the flank to panic-strike them. No man has had such a chance since the war commenced. You are within thirty miles of a broken, retreating army. " In two days that "broken army" was to smash up the two armies of Shields and Fremont, numbering 25, 000 men!

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