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Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War

Note 36 — Chapter VIII · KERNSTOWN

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The morning after the battle one of the Confederate officers expressed the opinion that even if the counterstroke had been successful, the Federal reserves would have arrested it. Jackson answered, “No, if I had routed the men on the ridge, they would all have gone off together.”

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