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By Luther W. Hopkins
20 Feb, 2019
This is a history of the Civil War written for his son by Luther W. Hopkins of General J.E.B. Stuart's Cavalry, 6th Virginia Regiment, C.S.A.” From the preface: “Historians have told us much about our Civil War, but they have left out the part th
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This is a history of the Civil War written for his son by Luther W. Hopkins of General J.E.B. Stuart's Cavalry, 6th Virginia Regiment, C.S.A.” From the preface: “Historians have told us much about our Civil War, but they have left out the part that appeals most to the boy, and it is this part that I have tried to bring before the public." Less
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