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| I. | Diary of Captain James M. Garnett, Ordnance Officer of Rodes' Division, 2d Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from August 5th to November 30th, 1864, covering part of General J. A. Early's campaign in the Shenandoah Valley
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| II. | It was Obedience Even Unto Death. The devotion of James H. Beers, of Connecticut, who left home to serve the Southern Confederacy, and fell at Chancellorsville. By Major Robert Stiles
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| III. | How General A. P. Hill Met His Fate, comprehending the statements of Sergeants Geo. W. Tucker, C. S. Army, and John H. Mauk, U. S. Army. Also an account of the death of General John Sedgwick, U. S. Army, by James P. Matthews and Winfield Peters, Baltimore, Md.
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| IV. | An Account of the Campaign of Rich Mountain in 1861, and the death of General R. S. Garnett. By Dr. Henry M. Price and C. T. Allen
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| V. | The Career of the 15th Virginia Infantry, with incidents of the capture of Harper's Ferry, and the battle of Sharpsburg. By James B. Lacy
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| VI. | The Battle of Gettysburg. Some literary facts connected therewith discussed. The delinquency of General James Longstreet. By Dr. Henry Alexander White
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| VII. | The Vindication of the South. The Right of Secession Proved. By Hon. B. B. Munford
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| VIII. | Hanover County Heroes—List of those who fell in the war of 1861-65
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| IX. | The Purcell Battery from Richmond, Va. Its gallant conduct at the battle of Cedar Run. By A. S. Drewry
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