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“I am too nervous, too wretched to-day to write in my diary, but that the employment will while away a few moments of this trying time. Our friends and neighbors have left us. Every thing is broken up. The Theological Seminary is closed; the High…

a clipping from the Alexandria Gazette which recounts a story of Franklin Stringfellow, the famed Confederate spy. the author goes on to note his choice to become an Episcopalian minister after the war.

Mr. Chesson discusses Mr. Hoxton's leadership and dorm life as a rat.

Mr. Chesson discusses the genteel southern culture at Episcopal and dorm life.

The Alexandria Gazette publishes the story of Lawrence Williams [Orton] who was hanged for spying. 16 June 1863

Image of the USS Bache aground off the coast of Rhodes, Greece.

A clipping from the Angola Record from November 5th, 1896, which details a story of Stringfellow causing panic among Union ranks towards the end of the war.

Richmond Enquirer article about Pendeleton