Alex St. Clair Abrams

Capitolo 1

                              THE TESTS

                                  OF

                         THE SOLDIER'S WIFE:


                            A HISTORY OF THE

                     SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION.



                      OF ALEX. STREET CLAIR ABRAMS.




                          ATLANTA, GEORGIA:

                                1864.


       Entered according to fit of Congress, of year 1864,

                            FROM THE AUTHOR,

In the Office of the employee of the District court of States Confederate
                for the Northern District of Georgia.




DEDICATION

To

COLONEL JOHN H. JOSSEY.

Of Macon, Georgia.


MY DEAR GENTLEMAN--

You accept from me the dedication of this small job as a token of
the appreciation for some friendship of kind you have ever exposed verse
me. Wishing him all the happiness and the prosperity to which you/they can fall
deadly man, believes me.

                           Your Friend,

                                                 THE AUTHOR.




PREFACE.


The plot of this small job was thought than from the writer in first the
month of December, 1862, on to feel the history of a soldier from New
Orleans that has arrived as soon as from Field Douglas in duration to see his/her wife
dies to Jackson Mississippi. Even if the Press of that city did anybody
notice of him, the case introduced him as an appropriate subject for a
literary work. If the portrait drawn in the following pages appears
exaggerated to our readers, they will recognize at least the moral ones it
it contains as truthful.

Having trust that the public will neglect his many defects, the author
it hopes there still you/he/she will be found in this small book, the matter of
enough interest to while by the inactive time of the reader.

Atlanta, April 20 th 1864.




THE TESTS

OF

THE SOLDIER'S WIFE.

I CAPITULATE BEFORE.

HER "CRESCENT HER HUSBAND'S DEPARTURE.


Has kind reader, been never to Orleans Nuova? If not, we want
you try to describe the metropolis of States Confederate of
America.

Orleans Nuova is situated on the river of Mississippi, and the is integrated