Richard Rouzie, Jr., to "Sister" (Susan M. Rouzie), Lloyds, Essex County Virginia, 1863
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- Box 1, Folder 4
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Lee and Meade are on either side of the Rupidan and all is quiet; perhaps all are tired of "blood and carnage"; It is rumored without foundation that Hill's Corps is to be sent to Tennessee; it could be that as authorities trust Ewell more, and will leave him to protect Richmond; Robert Rouzie says cavalry fighting is nothing compared to infantry; many feel bitter about conscripts on safe duty at home. ALS. 3pp.
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