I Rode With Stonewall by Henry Kyd Douglas

He has written as he lived and fought, earnestly, actively and with an honest brand of romanticism.'-Malcolm Bell, Jr. a colorful account, full of the youngness, the rawness, and the bravery of the Southern army. I Rode with Stonewall Hardcover Januby Henry Kyd Douglas (Author) 85 ratings 4.3 on Goodreads 164 ratings Kindle 9.99 Read with Our Free App Hardcover 118.38 3 Used from 40.28 1 New from 118.38 Paperback 26.00 10 Used from 10. He shares his recollections of Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Douglas, Henry Kyd, 1838-1903 Green, Fletcher Melvin, 1895- ed. 'A fortunate addition to the works on the Confederacy's loved general, and a particularly readable and invigorating picture of the times. This it the Civil War Memoir of Henry Kyd Douglas - who served the CSA for the entire war. I rode with Stonewall, being chiefly the war experiences of the youngest member of Jacksons staff from the John Brown raid to the hanging of Mrs. 'A thrilling story of the War of the Sixties.'-Carroll Dulaney in The Baltimore News Post Surratt, it is a story of tender emotions, gallant riders, dashing young officers and their loyal soldiers.'-Thomas Ripley in The Atlanta Journal From John Brown's raid to the trial of Mary E. He focuses on the humor and pathos with a telling that would equal the camp fire candor of army life today. Indeed, Colonel Douglas strikes a modern note in his handling of his story. more interested in the human side of the war than the technical or military. The most interesting memoir of the Confederacy that has come out in a long time.'-H. 'A new mine of information about the immortal Stonewall. For those who like to read about the war as it was instead of as it might have been, Douglas, born a hundred years ago this year, is this year's man.'-Ralph Thompson in The New York Times

'There are no heroics and unreconstructed-rebel sighs in the book it is a simple and vivid record of day-by-day events. 'I have read many novels about the war between the states, and some histories never that I can recall, have I read any narrative that gave me a keener sense of what it was like, day by day, in the army than does Henry Kyd Douglas’s I Rode with Stonewall.'-Lewis Gannett, New York Herald Tribune

I Rode With Stonewall by Henry Kyd Douglas