American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

<font face="Andale Mono"><font size="4"><font color="pink">Gentlemen, just saw this tonight and thought I'd share it!

<i><b>Julia Ward Howe, </b>inspired after seeing a review of Union General George McClellan's army in the Virginia countryside near Washington, D.C., composed the lyrics to what song? It was published in the <b>Atlantic Monthly</b> in 1862.

<font color="beige">Oh boy, I am beginning to regret having made this post! Now Ernie is thinking that he is crazy and sane at the same time! I would guess that one could make that a case for all of us! At least he got the song right which I didn't know before hand.</font id="beige">

</i>Respectfully,

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<font color="pink">Nick Kunz
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General
Commandant, VMI
Confederate States of America</font id="pink">

"Mine eyes have seen..."

Battle Hymn of the Republic.

<b><font color="gold">Ernie Sands
General, Commanding, Army of Ohio

ACWGC Cabinet member
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You gotta bring us something a little more difficult than that now that your a full General, there, sir... [:D]

Regards,

Brig. Gen. Alan Lynn
2nd Div, II Corps, AoA
VMI Training Staff

God Bless <><

The Rebs were charging the Yankees across a field, towards a railroad embankment. The sides were exchanging fire . . . Then right on to the battlefield, and right <b>between</b> the contending sides, chugged a railroad train, making a scheduled arrival.

What battle did this happen in? Hint: neither Jeb Stuart nor the prelims to 2nd Bull Run is in the correct answer.

Col Dwight McBride
1st Brigade ("The Regulars")
2nd Division/V Corps/AOP

Hey Ernie the only reason you knew the answer is that you still have you copy of the Atlantic Monthly. What it cost you five cents.[:)]

Respectfully,

Col. Gery Bastiani
33rd NC Inf. Regt.
II/2/4 AotM

"Let us pass over the river and rest under the shade of the trees" -Stonewall Jackson

[:D]

<b><font color="gold">Ernie Sands
General, Commanding, Army of Ohio

ACWGC Cabinet member
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Bump this topic back to the top.

So . . . no one even has a guess, eh? Did I really stump everyone?

Col Dwight McBride
1st Brigade ("The Regulars")
2nd Division/V Corps/AOP

The composer of "Greensleeves" is unknown . . . unless somewhere there once lived a fellow named "Traditional English Aire."

Col Dwight McBride
1st Brigade ("The Regulars")
2nd Division/V Corps/AOP

I went to school with a Lad with Ayre for his Surname . . . .

Alas! I don't think there were any "Traditional", "English" or "Traditional English" in the Family! [:o)]

Sounds like a case of "Major Major Major Major" to Me. [:p]

God Bless Joe Heller! [:D]

Pat.

Patrick G.M.Carroll,
Major General.
Carroll's Corps,(II)
"Spartan Southrons"
Army of Georgia.
C.S.A.Cabinet Secretary

" When My Country takes it's rightful place, amongst the Nations of the World, then and only then, let My Epitaph be written. "

"Let me see if I've got this straight: in order to be grounded, I've got to be crazy and I must be crazy to keep flying. But if I ask to be grounded, that means I'm not crazy any more and I have to keep flying."

<b><font color="gold">Ernie Sands
General, Commanding, Army of Ohio

ACWGC Cabinet member
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