Reminiscences of a Soldier of the Orphan Brigade

by Lot D. Young

To Those Who Wore the Gray and to Their Children
and Children's Children, This Booklet
is Dedicated.

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The Richard Hawes Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy warmly recommends Col. L. D. Young's "Reminiscences of the Orphan Brigade" as a most worthy addition to the literature of the South.

It is an interesting recital of the author's personal experiences and contains much valuable historic information.

The Chapter commends Mr. Young, a splendid Christian gentleman—a gallant Confederate soldier—to all lovers of history—and especially to the brave soldiers of the present great war.

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER	PAGE
THE ORPHAN BRIGADE.	[4]
INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER I.	[5]
CHAPTER II. (An address delivered at Paris, Ky., June 26, 1916.)	[11]
CHAPTER III. RECOLLECTIONS OF THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.	[23]
CHAPTER IV. THE BOMBARDMENT OF VICKSBURG.	[37]
CHAPTER V. MURFREESBORO (Stone River).	[40]
CHAPTER VI. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.	[60]
CHAPTER VII. MISSIONARY RIDGE.	[70]
CHAPTER VIII. DALTON.	[75]
CHAPTER IX. VISIT TO RESACA—1912.	[81]
CHAPTER X. DALLAS.	[86]
CHAPTER XI. ATLANTA—MAY, 1912.	[89]
CHAPTER XII. JONESBORO.	[96]

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