George E. Pickett (George Edward), 1825-1875. The Heart of a Soldier: As Revealed in the Intimate Letters of Genl. George E. Pickett C.S.A.

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George E. Pickett (George Edward), 1825-1875

The Heart of a Soldier: As Revealed in the Intimate Letters of Genl. George E. Pickett C.S.A.

New York: Seth Moyle, c1913.

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Do you remember, my Sally, how many times we said good-bye that evening?—Page 80.
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PART ONE
In the early days
of the Long Struggle

"The enemy is there, General, and I am going to strike him," said Marse Robert in his firm, quiet voice.—Page 94.

PART TWO
During the Six Months
Campaign Before
Gettysburg

Two lines of their infantry were driven back; two lines of guns were taken—and no support came.—Page 106.

106

PART THREE
Wedding Bells that
Rang in the Wilderness

115

PART FOUR
In the Shadow of
the End

145

You must have been up all night, my Prettice, to have made up and sent out such a basket of goodies and baked and buttered such a lot of biscuits and made so many jugs of coffee. My, I tell you, it all tasted good!—Page 106.

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PART FIVE
Peace

181

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