Brown, John M., reminiscences, 1911-1913

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Brown, John M., reminiscences, 1911-1913

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Comprising manuscripts, a newspaper clipping, and correspondence, the John M. Brown Reminiscences, 1911-1913, chronicle Brown⁰́₉s military career as a soldier in the 1st Rockbridge Artillery of the Confederate Army during the Civil War and his impressions of General Stonewall Jackson.

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Confederate States of America

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Brown, John Matthews

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