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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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Yours of to-day is received. I will wait here for the General or very near here. Stuart reports the enemy gave towards centreville & Manassas. A Courier just in reports Genl Buford’s Cavalry in...
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Jun. 17, 1863
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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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Upon reading an address by Mr. Pendleton, published in the December number of the Southern Magazine, I saw for the first time that Gen Lee had ordered me to attack the left of the Federal Army at...
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Apr. 20, 1875
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Walter H. Taylor
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James Longstreet
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I have received your letter of the 20th inst. I have not read the article of which you speak nor have I ever seen any copy of Genl Pendleton’s address: indeed I have read little or nothing of what...
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Apr. 28, 1875
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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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I thank you kindly for your prompt reply to my former letter, and its satisfactory response upon the point at issue.I am just now in receipt of Parson Jones’ Book. Now to send to New York to get...
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May 31, 1875
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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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Let me ask if in making up your estimate of General Lees numbers at Gettysburg you did not include Jenkins brigade as well as Corsi’s both of which were left in Virginia, and were parts of General...
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Aug. 19, 1892
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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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Your favor covering Photograph is received and I thank you for it. It comes in Ample time as my poor health, has kept me back in my work.Your book came from the Appleton’s came some time since, but...
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May 17, 1893
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James Longstreet
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Walter H. Taylor
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Can you give me the names of the officers who sent General Pendleton to General Lee on the 8th of April to suggest a surrender of the Army.Gen Long mentions a list of officers handed in by...
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Mar. 6, 1894
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