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Jackson Meets Little SorrelIn the spring of 1861 Col. Thomas J. Jackson was sent to the Confederacy's northern most point, the town of Harpers Ferry, to take command of the troops there and secure the armory and arsenal. Jackson's job was to organize and instruct the eager men ready to defend Virginia. Jackson's appearance was at first a little disappointing to the soldiers who did not know him. He was described as wearing his faded Virginia Military Institute uniform, with a

along with Z Captains

engaged in six battles

and began to move the rest of his army toward Richmond as planned

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James had an unusual ability as a pistol marksman

Confederate losses were only 36 killed or wounded

they slogged forward toward the enemy

On May 23rd

Earlier in the day lead elements of Lee's army under the command of General Heth

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