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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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| I. | The Ram Merrimac; History of her Plan and Construction, with Account of her Career, by Virginius Newton, late Midshipman Confederate States Navy
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| II. | Jackson and Ewell—the Latter's Opinion of his Chief, by Colonel B. S. Ewell
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26 |
| III. | The Artillery Defenders of Fort Gregg—A Correction by W. Miller Owen, late Lieutenant-Colonel Artillery Army Northern Virginia
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33 |
| IV. | 34 |
| V. | 39 |
| VI. | Appomattox Courthouse—Account of the Surrender of the C. S. Army, April 9, 1865, by Colonel H. H. Perry
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59 |
| VII. | Fort Sumter—Who fired the first gun of
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61 |
| VIII. | Henry Lawson Wyatt—The First Confederate Soldier Killed in Battle, by Professor S. B. Weeks, Ph. D.
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| IX. | The Battle of the Wilderness—the part taken by Mahone's brigade in. An address by Comrade John R. Turner before A. P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans, March 3, 1892
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68 |
| X. | Davis and Johnston—Light on the quarrel between, by Captain Leslie J. Perry
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| XI. | The Medical History of the Confederate States Army and Navy, Comprising the Official Report of Surgeon Joseph Jones, M. D., LL.D., Surgeon-General of the United Confederate Veterans; a Report of the Proceedings of the Re-union of the Survivors of the Medical Corps, July 2, 1892, at N. B. Forrest Camp, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Address of Surgeon-General Jones, with Statistics of the Armies of Mississippi and Tennessee, 1861-'5, and results of great Battles and Official Correspondence of Dr. Jones as to the Forces and Losses of the Southern States, 1861-'5, with reference to the number and condition of surviving Confederate soldiers who were disabled by the wounds and diseases received in defence of the Rights and Liberties of the Southern States
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| XII. | The Defence of Battery Wagner. An address delivered before the Confederate Survivors' Association in Augusta, Georgia, on its fourteenth annual re-union, April 26, 1892, by Colonel H. D. D. Twiggs
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