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The Virginia ReelGeneral J. E. B. Stuart, Mrs. Flora Cooke Stuart, Lt. R. Channing Price, General Fitzhugh Lee, Captain W. W. Blackford, Major John Pelham, Captain James Breathed, Sam Sweeney Christmas Eve 1862 near Moss Neck Virginia It was Christmas Eve of 1862. Rich golden sounds from a great tent echoed throughout the snowy covered hills of General J. E. B. Stuart's cavalry camp. Banjo player Sam Sweeney and his musicians were entertaining General Stuart and his

His right instep had been cut through his boot by a piece of shrapnel from an exploding shell

Stuart andRobert E

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On Wednesday

Heth sent forward two of his brigades under command of General Archer and General Davis

Lee and General Thomas J

Disheartening to all it began to rain again that afternoon and by nightfall the men were facing another “pouring from the skies” wrote Col

Many military historians consider its performance under fire to be extraordinary and some even argue that it was the bravest division of the entire Union Army

His tender emotions may have surprised some of his staff

some of the highest qualities of manhood are called forth - courage

Mary-Penn will have the distinct honor of being placed on the

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