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Albert H. Clark to William H. McDonald (27 April 1862)
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Identifier
clark_b1f8
Title
Albert
H
.
Clark
to
William
H
.
McDonald
(27
April
1862)
Author
Clark, Albert H.
Recipient
McDonald, William H.
Date
27
April
1862
Subject
States' rights (American politics)
Southern States -- Identity
Parties
Broader Subject
Confederate States of America. Army. Mississippi Infantry Regiment, 42nd. Company F
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Description
Albert
, from
home
,
writing
to his
friend
detailing
his
social
life
and
longing
for
youthful
happiness
. Also
discusses
State's
Right
,
Southern
identity
and
concern
over
the
possibility
of the
North
pushing
the
troops
back
to
Grenada
.
Transcript
April
27/62
William
H
.
Mc
Donald
"
Dear
old
friend
,
I
seat
myself
to
write
you
a
short
letter
as
I
have a
chance
of
sending
it
safly
by
hand
the
times
are
so
exciting
at this
time
I
cant
think
of any
thing
but the
army
.
I
understand
that the
yankees
came
very
near
getting
your
company
John
Stewart
tells
me
that they
got
his
horse
well
that was a
pity
I
was
truly
sorry
when
I
heard
that
Lietit
.
Duff
was
killed
I
think
that from
all
accounts
that
you
escaped
well
.
Bill
you
must
not
think
that
it
is
my
fault
that
I
am
staying
at
home
now
for
we
are and have been
trying
to
get
our
company
off
ever
since
pa
got
well
.
Bill
I
would be
verry
glad
to
see
you
you
must
know
that
I
think
of
you
everry
day
that the
king
of
day
passes
over
my
head
and
think
of
you
whenever
he
sinks
behind
the
west
I
was
down
at
Bill
Brasurs
last
night
we
had a
party
down
there,
me
and
[Al
Church?]
played
with
Miss
Lucy
and
Miss
Jane
Poster
your
sweet
was
my
partner
and
you
must
know
we
nerved
)
them
sure
I
will
name
some
of the
leading
girls
of this
interesting
party
Miss
Mollie
N
)
and
Miss
crosseyed
Nancy
Miss
Lucy
Lucy
yours
Miss
Jane
Foster
and
so
on
myself
and
John
Brasier
Church
Cotton
and
various
others
Bill
you
must
come
home
as
soon
as
you
can
for
i
want
to
see
you
bad
enough
the
Wilkins
boys
are
about
to be
off
with us and
Bill
Cotton
William
and
Jemmie
Sherman
I
guess
will
go
with us and they are
looking
for
your
brother
Tom
to
come
home
and
you
must
come
home
if
you
can
get
off
and
you
may
stand
a
chance
to
get
here at the
same
time
, but
we
get
off
in
two
or
three
weeks
and
I
would be
very
glad
indeed
to
see
you
before
I
leave
once
more
I
will have a
frolic
fixed
up
and
we
will have a
grand
time
bring
some
of the
other
boys
with
you
Bill
Magioirk
if
you
can
I
am
writing
this
because
I
think
you
will be
certain
to
come
I
know
that a
soldier
can
not
do
as he
pleases
every
time
but
I
want
you
and
billy
to
come
if
you
can
but
God
only
knows
the
future
it
may
that
before
you
get
these
lines
that the
tide
of
war
is
changed
considerable
our
army
may
have to
retreat
or
fall
back
to
)
Grenada
well
bill
the
time
is
came
when
we
will have to
fight
or
die
or be
conquered
and
I
believe
that
it
is
the
firm
resolution
of
every
true
Southerner
to
never
be
whipped
and as
long
as this
is
the
dase
we
can
never
be
conquered
only
by the
ruling
power
of
God
but
alas
if
God
is
against
us
we
are
ruined
forever
It
is
the
duty
of
every
one
to
encourage
each
other
and
I
tell
you
bill
I
am
for
Southern
rights
,
right
or
wrong
let
me
go
tell
the
boys
that
i
have not
forgotten
them but
think
of them
often
Bill
I
sometimes
sit
and
call
back
my
happy
days
when
we
were
going
to
school
to
Major
Duncan
oh
then was
our
happiest
days
but
silly
foolish
boys
did
not
know
it
and
consequently
we
did
not
enjoy
life
atall
sometimes
we
would be
thinking
of
our
future
prospects
and
now
what has
it
proved
to us at
last
it
certainly
had
learned
us a
good
lesson
we
can
only
do
our
duty
anyhow
and
we
must
weal
the
sword
of
destruction
against
our
enemies
we
are
all
well
at
present
your
fathers
family
are
all
well
I
must
close
excuse
my
short
letter
and
bad
writing
Albert
H
.
Clark
Type
text;
Original Format
correspondence
Original Collection
Clark Family Letters
Collection Finding Aid
http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00074/
ASERL URL
www.american-south.org
Citation
Clark Family Letters, Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries
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