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The family atmosphere at the Graham home was just the respite that the General needed from the stress and responsibilities of the military
Anna loved Little Sorrel's even temperament and was amused at his personality
troops were waving and young women were passing out treats
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Shenandoah Mountain Passage summer The family atmosphere at theGeneral Stonewall Jackson & Lt. Sandie Pendleton Near McDowell, Virginia May 8, 1862 General Stonewall Jackson's Valley Campaign began at 3AM on April 30th under stormy conditions. Weather at the end of April had gone from cold rain, sleet, and snow to rain again. Streams were flowing out of their banks and water was pouring down from the mountains. The roads were turned into quagmires and fields looked more like ponds. Undaunted, General Jackson led
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