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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 30. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The campaign and battle of Lynchburg. (search)
about eight thousand muskets. (Memoirs of J . A. Early, page 40.) It had been for the last forty dayo high words between Early and himself. General Early was on board the first train, but so indifeached the field on the afternoon of the 17th, Early found Imboden with his small remnant of cavalrow known as Langhorne's field. The residue of Early's command did not reach Lynchburg until late oed. Senator John W. Daniel, then a major on Early's staff, though at the time disabled from dutythousand strong, under the command of Lieutenant-General Early, was either already in Lynchburg or nines at all points. I have since learned that Early's whole force was up in time to have made a gee 18th. Opposed to Hunter's thirty-two guns, Early had none of the artillery attached to the Secoand rendering Hunter's raid ineffectual. In Early's dispatch reporting the battle at Lynchburg a of the War of the Rebellion, page 94. General Early's report is as follows: General: New L[16 more...]