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Maj. Gen. ARNOLD ELZEY.
THE
 
 MARYLAND LINE
 
 IN THE
 
 Confederate States Army.
BY
W. W. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Major in the late C. S. A.
BALTIMORE:
KELLY, PIET & COMPANY.
1869.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by
KELLY, PIET & CO.,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court for the District of Maryland.
Dedication.
TO MARYLAND’S GALLANT SON,
Major-General Isaac R. Trimble,
THE SOLDIER “WITHOUT FEAR AND WITHOUT REPROACH,”
These Pages are Dedicated,
With the sincerest hope that his many Virtues and Lofty Heroism may be Emulated by the Rising Generation of his Native State.
CONTENTS
Dedication.
Introduction.
THE FIRST MARYLAND INFANTRY.
THE SECOND MARYLAND INFANTRY.
THE FIRST MARYLAND BATTALION OF CAVALRY.
CHANGES In the First Maryland Battalion of Cavalry.
RECAPITULATION. State of Battalion at the Close of the War.
CASUALTIES Of the Officers as near as can be remembered.
THE BALTIMORE LIGHT ARTILLERY.
ATKINS’ BRIGADE AT SECOND MANASSAS.
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Introduction.
Almost four years have elapsed since the surrender ofGeneral Lee at Appomattox Court House, and as yetnothing has been presented to the world to show theprominent part taken in the Great Rebellion by the sonsof Maryland. It is a glorious and important page inher honored history, and future generations seem likely to lookin vain for a record of the patient suffering and heroic achievementsof their forefathers when struggling for their rights againstYankee tyranny and oppre                        
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