Boykin, Edward M · Richmond : West & Johnston · leaf 6
oughIt was so, for Jackson with his bra\e, goodmen came along and fought Milroy and hisbad men. Our friend Jackson met Milroylust where my house was burnt. Thesmoke was still rising from the black ruins.Milroy ran as hard as he could out of theValley, and Jackson after him. Every thing looked drear… … While I was at the house of this goodfriend, a little while after the fight with Mil-roy, I saw the bad Yankees under GeneralShields and Fremont, and Banks, runaway from Jackson. The great Stone-wall, had whipped them, and their deadand wounded lay on the field of battleghastly to see, 0 STORIES or…
Jackson, Stonewall, 1824-1863 · Children's stories, American
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