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. Four years in Secessia : adventures within and beyond the Union lines : embracing a great variety of facts, incidents, and romance of the war ... . assump-tion so effectually extinguished ; never was such loftyarrogance so deeply humiliated. Give the Rebels theirwish at this final hour—all but the prominent leaders—atleast, and leave them alone. If they do not go and hangthemselves—and they wont by any means—they are asdevoid of sensibility and a sense of fitness as they are ofchivalry and shame. The end of the War has been obtained. The Republichas fullfilled its destiny. Slavery, the plagu
. Four years in Secessia : adventures within and beyond the Union lines : embracing a great variety of facts, incidents, and romance of the war ... . assump-tion so effectually extinguished ; never was such loftyarrogance so deeply humiliated. Give the Rebels theirwish at this final hour—all but the prominent leaders—atleast, and leave them alone. If they do not go and hangthemselves—and they wont by any means—they are asdevoid of sensibility and a sense of fitness as they are ofchivalry and shame. The end of the War has been obtained. The Republichas fullfilled its destiny. Slavery, the plague-spot uponthe fair body of our Country, is dead, and no trumpet,though it were an angels, can awake it to resurrection. America for the first time is trulj^ free. For the firsttime her people can sing her national songs without ablush; and the poorest of her sons can declare: I aman American ! with, not uncovered head, but with meinerect, and a glow of purest satisfaction before the proudestpotentates of the admiring world. THE END. M FED 1 0 1927 ^ V. -■^:isfe.;:a;;¥ig;afp»«;iiii;iHi^^ .■ iii!ia6ii,ii;:;J,>,,#iRy ..-->ff?t?!fniiiilllliiiiiiiiiil FOUR YEARS IN SECESSIA: ADVENTURES WITHIN AND BEYOND THE UNION LINES: EMBRACING A GREAT YAEIETY OF FACTS, INCIDENTS, AND ROMANCE OF THE WAR. INCLm)ING The Authors Captxtre at Vicksbtirg, Mat 3, 1863, while running the Eebel Batteries ; nis Imprisonment at Vicksburg, Jackson, Atlanta, Richmond, and Salisbury; his Escape and perilous Journey op Four Hundred Miles to the Union Lines at Knoxtillb, BY JUNIUS HENRI BROWNE,.. ; SPXOIAL WAB OOBSESPONDKNT OF THE NEW TOBK TBIBUHB. I ilt^ Illustrations. -M ^^-^ HARTFORD: 0. D. CASE AND COMPANY. CHICAGO: GEO. & C. W. SHERWOOD. LONDON: STEVENS BROTHERS, 17 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, W. 0, 1865. Checked I W-V / Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, By O. D. case & COMPANY, In the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the District o
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