FOOTNOTES:

[D] Late Southern newspapers speak of the obstinacy of the garrison at

Fort Pillow, and assert that Forrest would have stopped the massacre at

any time after the capture, if our soldiers had manifested any

disposition to yield.

[E] The writer's father saw these skulls hanging in the cars on a

railway in Georgia, after first Bull Run, and saw them handed through

the cars amid the jeers of passengers.

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