. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . and his knowledge as a the outbreak of the Civil War he hadalready been brevetted Brigadier-General,and had been commander of the militarydistrict of Utah. An ardent Southerner,he made his choice, dictated by heart andconscience, and the Federal autliorities. GENERAL A. S. JOHNSTON, C. S. A. knew the loss they would sustain and thegain that would be given to the cause ofthe Confederacy. In 61 he was as-signed to a district including Kentuckyand Tennessee with the rank of once he displayed his gifts as an or-ga
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . and his knowledge as a the outbreak of the Civil War he hadalready been brevetted Brigadier-General,and had been commander of the militarydistrict of Utah. An ardent Southerner,he made his choice, dictated by heart andconscience, and the Federal autliorities. GENERAL A. S. JOHNSTON, C. S. A. knew the loss they would sustain and thegain that would be given to the cause ofthe Confederacy. In 61 he was as-signed to a district including Kentuckyand Tennessee with the rank of once he displayed his gifts as an or-ganizer, but Shiloh cut short a career thatwould have led him to a high place in fameand history. The early Confederate suc-cesses of the 6th of .\pril were due to hialeadership. His manner of death andhis way of meeting it attested to hisbravery. Struck by a minie ball, he keptin the saddle, falling exhausted and dyingfrom the loss of blood. His death put thewhole South into mourning.
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