Three Months
Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863
作者：Fremantle, Arthur James Lyon, Sir, 1835-1901
体例：段 章数：16
字数：338,855 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,178 字；最长 I crossed over to Brownsville at 11.30, and dined with Colon（39,929 字），最短 My appearance evidently did not please them from the very fi（19,060 字）。
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共 16 段- I crossed over to Brownsville at 11.30, and dined with Colon
- Mr Sargent's extreme "tightness" caused him to fall asleep o
- Two of my companions served through the late severe campaign
- The Judge was a very gentlemanlike nice old man. Both he and
- The distance we did in the skiff was about twenty-eight mile
- In appearance General Joseph E. Johnston (commonly called Jo
- All State capitals appear to resemble one another, and look
- [40] Called Pittsburg Landing and Corinth.
- _4th June_ (Thursday).--Colonel Richmond rode with me to the
- [46] As Fort Sumter must be in a very different state now to
- This blockade-running is an extraordinary instance of Britis
- _20th June_ (Saturday).--Armed with letters of introduction
- I entered Chambersburg at 6 P.M. This is a town of some size
- [59] I have the best reason for supposing that the fight cam
- At 2 P.M. we walked to General Longstreet's camp, which had
- My appearance evidently did not please them from the very fi