Includes card from Joseph R. Carraway (of Greenville, S.C.), thanking Sam for his Civil War weekend, encloses a quotation from Robert E. Lee "another general turned-educator." The Lee quotation: "my experience of men has neither disposed me to think worse of them nor indisposed me to think worse of them nor indisposed me to serve them, " is from Lee to Charles Marshall, September 1870); HSC documents; article on Sam giving Memorial Day address in the Northern Neck; letters from Lynda J. Robb (of McClean, Va.) on a WWII anthology; letter acknowledging Sam's pay raise to $140, 000/year as president; James V. Hall to Sam, discussing self-publishing his book on Vietnam; letter from Charlton Ogburn (of Beaufort, S.C.), asking him for feedback on an article, "The Southern Cross" (on southern identity and the Civil War; Ogburn was a Confederate apologist. Sam responds by saying his father, Cap'n Jack would have enjoyed it, but Sam doesn't give his own opinion on it), 1995

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