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the wreck of the larger vessel. The "As
bodies of the entire crew of the much
submarine were found, every mem- largely
ber having lost his life." bloody
Sherman said, there was no cav- bama's
airy on earth to equal the Confeder- combir
ate Cavalry, because they rode the lea
around his army whenever they felt
like it. mulate
Battle of Chancellorsville, 3 May, of the
1863, where General Lee almost de- some d
stroyed his army, said, that for prises,
steadness in action and discipline like thi
the Confederate soldier had no equal, a gene
At the battle of Franklin, 20 mas
November, 1864, Johnston's army, Semme
fighting under General Hood, who point i
had supplanted their beloved com- Hen
mander, Johnston, behaved with <j0 not
such gallantry, that General Sheridan,
commanding the Yankee army, COIuen'
in a conference with the German they th
Emperor several years after the war, In h
when invited to review the German Ruther;
army, in reply to question, "General how ui
Schofield, isn't that the grandest cause f
army you ever saw, drew himself up recorde
and replied, "No, your Majesty, the. she pie
grandest army I ever saw was the that sh
f!nnfpHprate armv at Franklin. Ten- would
nessee, consisting of only 40,000 daught<
men, fighting under a loader they not wr
did not like, and being mowed down press u
by my cannon, as wide gaps were you cai
made in their ranks, would immedi- to coll<
ately close up and filling the gaps future
march right into the jaws of death, one, wl
They were ragged, foot-sore and truth,
hungry, but their guns were clean, falseho
I reapeat, sir, that was the grand- quoted
est army I ever saw. I turned my tanica.'
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war" in our days has lost
of its brutality, so it has
lost the element of chivalry; w,
s become scientific, stern, wnei
, and business-like. The Ala- and dul
mode of warfare, nowever, jt gene
led the greatest effect with eating
,st bloodshed; and, it may be known
with the least outlay of men acid wk
Dney; and its success has sti- their efl
d efforts in the great navies and the
world, which will doubtless and log
lay, result in similar enter- sluggish
The name of the Alabama, them, li
at of the Monitor, has become removir
ric term; and future Alaba- waste, <
will regard the cruise of headach
s's vessel, as the starting ach sou
n all their operations." when, tl
who could do these things, rheumai
shine with reflected lustre, as cloudy,
ied bv the Enclyclopedia, but areeT^bJ
lemelves illuminate the world, three ti:
er speech at Chester, Miss Eithe
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ijujtly their deeds and the pharma<
or which they fought had been Salts; 11
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idged hem her sacred honor, days an
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do justice to them. All the from tti
era of the Confederacy can- juice, c
ite histories, but let me im- been u?
ipon you most earnestly, that and stii
i continue with renewed zeal, to neuti
ict and record the facts for no longi
historians, in order that no der wea
tio may have any regard for Jad S
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from the Encyclopedia Bri- ful, effe
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