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Identifier: TheStoryOfASpyInTheCivilWar (find matches)
Title: The Story Of A Spy In The Civil War
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: B. K. Benson
Subjects: Literature
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re in Kichmond. Well, yoti win-cfacing McDowell. Now, look here at the map. J\IiK!Ic)larstretched his right wing as far as Mcchanicsvillo — hor(% ahnosinorth of Eichmond; and you were between McOlellan an<McDowell. So Anderson had to get out. Dont you rtincniber the hot march ? Not at all; I dont think I was there. I thouglit Id catch you napping. I think that when yoirecover your memory it will be from some lit-tle thing tha^strikes you in an unguarded moment. Your mind, wlu^rconsciously active, fortifies itself against your forgot!(u pastand it maybe in a moment of weakness that things will returrto you; I shouldnt wonder if a dream prov(^s to bo the be^^inning. However, some men have su(di great strength of wilthat they can do almost anything. If ev(u* you g(^t the smallest clew, you ought then and there to determitu^, that you wilnever let it go. Your friends may find you any day, but it iistrange they have not yet done it. They surely must be classing you among the killed.^^
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IMOItAVltD >Y ftORMAY It 0 y v^u. uij.i.ij.x^ UXJ.CA.U , the past ? Would my memory return if I should fir No; they could give you no help whatever until;first find one thing as a starting-point. Yiud. but one 1and then they can show yon how everything else isciated with that. Without their help you would hstime in collecting things — putting them together; 1be separate and distinct in your mind; if you remone isolated circumstance, it would be next to im)reconstruct. Well, lets go on and finish; we are neend, or at the beginning, for you. Where was I ? Anderson retreated from Fredericksburg. When ^ ^^The twenty-fourth of May or twenty-fifth — saj)of the twenty-fourth. ^•Well, sir. ^^ We had a brigade here, at Hanover Court-House -brigade. While you were retreating, and when younear Hanover, McClellan threw a column on Brandhim very severely. You were not in the fight exacthin hearing of it, and saw some of Branchs men afteThat is how we know what brigade you belong toit will

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