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The Long Roll — Mary Johnston

The Long Roll

Mary Johnston

  • Novel
  • Book language: English
  • 685 pages

Mary Johnston's The Long Roll is a historical novel, the first of two books about the American Civil War. It follows the conflict in Virginia and the campaigns of Confederate general Stonewall Jackson, drawing on real wartime accounts. It offers a vivid, human-scale portrait of soldiers and civilians in a divided nation.

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By Mary Johnston
THE LONG ROLL. The first of two books dealing
with the war between the States. With Illustrations
in color by N. C. Wyeth.
LEWIS RAND. With Illustrations in color by F. C. Yohn.
AUDREY. With Illustrations in color by F. C. Yohn.
PRISONERS OF HOPE. With Frontispiece.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD. With 8 Illustrations by
Howard Pyle, E. B. Thompson, A. W. Bette, and
Eileen McConnell.
THE GODDESS OF REASON. A Drama
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
Boston and New York
STONEWALL JACKSON
STONEWALL JACKSON
THE LONG ROLL
BY MARY JOHNSTON
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS

BY N. C. WYETH
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HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
THE RIVERSIDE PRESS CAMBRIDGE
1911
COPYRIGHT, 1911, BY MARY JOHNSTON
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Published May 1911
To the Memory of
JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSTON
MAJOR OF ARTILLERY, C. S. A.
AND OF
JOSEPH EGGLESTON JOHNSTON
GENERAL, C. S. A.
TO THE READER
To name the historians, biographers, memoir and narrative
writers, diarists, and contributors of but a vivid page or
two to the magazines of Historical Societies, to whom the
writer of a story dealing with this period is indebted,
would be to place below a very long list. In lieu of doing
so, the author of this book will say here that many
incidents which she has used were actual happenings,
recorded by men and women writing of that through which
they lived. She has changed the manner but not the

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Contents

  1. THE LONG ROLL
  2. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY N. C. WYETH
  3. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY BOSTON AND NEW YORK THE RIVERSIDE PRESS CAMBRIDGE 1911
  4. TO THE READER
  5. THE LONG ROLL
  6. CHAPTER I
  7. CHAPTER II
  8. CHAPTER III
  9. CHAPTER IV
  10. CHAPTER V
  11. CHAPTER VI
  12. CHAPTER VII
  13. CHAPTER VIII
  14. CHAPTER IX
  15. CHAPTER X
  16. CHAPTER XI
  17. CHAPTER XII
  18. CHAPTER XIII
  19. CHAPTER XIV
  20. CHAPTER XV
  21. CHAPTER XVI
  22. CHAPTER XVII
  23. CHAPTER XVIII
  24. CHAPTER XIX
  25. CHAPTER XX
  26. CHAPTER XXI
  27. CHAPTER XXII
  28. CHAPTER XXIII
  29. CHAPTER XXIV
  30. CHAPTER XXV

and 24 more chapters

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