The Long Roll

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Mary Johnston. The Long Roll

The Long Roll

Table of Contents

ILLUSTRATIONS

THE LONG ROLL

CHAPTER I

THE BOTETOURT RESOLUTIONS

CHAPTER II

THE HILLTOP

CHAPTER III

THREE OAKS

CHAPTER IV

GREENWOOD

CHAPTER V

THUNDER RUN

CHAPTER VI

BY ASHBY'S GAP

CHAPTER VII

THE DOGS OF WAR

CHAPTER VIII

A CHRISTENING

CHAPTER IX

WINCHESTER

CHAPTER X

LIEUTENANT McNEIL

CHAPTER XI

"AS JOSEPH WAS A-WALKING"

CHAPTER XII

"THE BATH AND ROMNEY TRIP"

CHAPTER XIII

FOOL TOM JACKSON

CHAPTER XIV

THE IRON-CLADS

CHAPTER XV

KERNSTOWN

CHAPTER XVI

RUDE'S HILL

CHAPTER XVII

CLEAVE AND JUDITH

CHAPTER XVIII

McDOWELL

CHAPTER XIX

THE FLOWERING WOOD

CHAPTER XX

FRONT ROYAL

CHAPTER XXI

STEVEN DAGG

CHAPTER XXII

THE VALLEY PIKE

CHAPTER XXIII

MOTHER AND SON

CHAPTER XXIV

THE FOOT CAVALRY

CHAPTER XXV

ASHBY

CHAPTER XXVI

THE BRIDGE AT PORT REPUBLIC

CHAPTER XXVII

JUDITH AND STAFFORD

CHAPTER_XXVIII

THE LONGEST WAY ROUND

CHAPTER XXIX

THE NINE-MILE ROAD

CHAPTER XXX

AT THE PRESIDENT'S

CHAPTER XXXI

THE FIRST OF THE SEVEN DAYS

CHAPTER XXXII

GAINES'S MILL

CHAPTER XXXIII

THE HEEL OF ACHILLES

CHAPTER XXXIV

THE RAILROAD GUN

CHAPTER XXXV

WHITE OAK SWAMP

CHAPTER XXXVI

MALVERN HILL

CHAPTER XXXVII

A WOMAN

CHAPTER XXXVIII

CEDAR RUN

CHAPTER XXXIX

THE FIELD OF MANASSAS

CHAPTER XL

A GUNNER OF PELHAM'S

CHAPTER XLI

THE TOLLGATE

CHAPTER XLII

SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 191

CHAPTER XLIII

SHARPSBURG

CHAPTER XLIV

BY THE OPEQUON

CHAPTER XLV

THE LONE TREE HILL

CHAPTER XLVI

FREDERICKSBURG

CHAPTER XLVII

THE WILDERNESS

CHAPTER XLVIII

THE RIVER

The Riverside Press. CAMBRIDGE. MASSACHUSETTS. U. S. A

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Mary Johnston

Published by Good Press, 2019

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Miss Lucy, taking up one after another the contents of the bag, made her comments half aloud. "Newspapers, newspapers! Nothing but the twelfth and Fort Sumter! The Whig.—'South Carolina is too hot-headed!—but when all's said, the North remains the aggressor.' The Examiner.—'Seward's promises are not worth the paper they are written upon.' 'Faith as to Sumter fully kept—wait and see.' That which was seen was a fleet of eleven vessels, with two hundred and eighty-five guns and twenty-four hundred men—'carrying provisions to a starving garrison!' Have done with cant, and welcome open war! The Enquirer.—'Virginia will still succeed in mediating. Virginia from her curule chair, tranquil and fast in the Union, will persuade, will reconcile these differences!' Amen to that!" said Miss Lucy, and took up another bundle. "The Staunton Gazette—The Farmer's Magazine—The Literary Messenger—My Blackwood—Julius!"

"Yaas, Miss Lucy."

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