Famous Adventure
Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War
作者：Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925 [Editor]; Duke, Basil Wilson, 1838-1916; Hines, Thomas Henry, 1838-1898; Moran, Frank E., -1892; Pittenger, William, 1840-1904; Richards, A. E. (Adolphus Edwards), 1844-1920; Shelton, W. H. (William Henry), 1840-1932?; Willcox, Orlando B., 1823-1907; Wood, John Taylor, 1830-1904
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字数：419,432 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 20 段- _Jan. 2, 1862._--I am glad enough to bid '61 good-by. Most m
- _Tuesday, July 8._--We start to-morrow. Packing the trunks w
- _Aug. 11._--We cannot get to New Orleans. A special passport
- Very imperiously--"Which Mr. L.?"
- Soon a group appeared on the court-house hill, and the flag
- Fuller and Murphy saw the obstruction of the broken rail in
- Just then the two officers emerged from the house. As they a
- Colonel Johnson, whose brigade was in advance, immediately d
- General Morgan came to Greeneville on September 3, and stati
- In the village all was consternation. Many of the women and
- After rest and a late breakfast and a discussion of the situ
- Within a few days the Confederates decided upon certain chan
- On the night of the 25th two men had been left down in Rat H
- By midnight he had struck and passed beyond a post which he
- He now found himself almost unable to walk with his injured
- I rejoined the mess of Lieutenant Byers, and introduced to t
- Lieutenant Cogdill, with two soldiers, was detailed to condu
- When night came and no entreaties could prevail to detain me
- Morning broke on a thoroughly drenched and unhappy company;
- Night, coming on, found us inside of Key Biscayne, the begin