Letter from a Confederate Officer to His Mother

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Content type
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Collection(s)
Collection(s)
Encyclopedia Virginia
Title
Title
Title
Letter from a Confederate Officer to His Mother
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Resource Type
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Description
Description
Eugene Blackford to his mother from Yortown Bivouac, Peneinsula Campaign -- talks of weather at end of letter: vile winds we are now at the end of April, and not one sunny day have we had on this Peninsula, verily the war seems to change the course of nature. It is so cold that I sit over a fire at noon day. Citation: Eugene Blackford Letters, 1862, 1863, Accession #6403-k, Special Collections, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.
Local Identifier
Local Identifier
evr7976
Persons
Persons
Eugene Blackford: Creator (cre)
Genre
Genre
Manuscripts/Texts
Handwritten letter
Subject
Subject
Peninsula Campaign
weather during the Civil War
Confederate soldiers
Yorktown
Note
Note
Note Type
date/sequential designation
Note
April 30, 1862
Note Type
creation/production credits
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University of Virginia Special Collections
URL
URL
http://small.library.virginia.edu
Restriction on Access
Restriction on Access
Restricted
Language
English
Name
Letter from a Confederate Officer to His Mother
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