Confederate Generals

The Confederate Army is known throughout the world as one of the greatest armies of all time. The Confederate soldier has gained world-wide recognition and is memorialised for their hardiness, gallantry and attention to duty.

Confederate General Southern eCards

The recent politically correct bandwagon that discredits and slanders not only the Confederate soldier but our Confederate Generals is nothing short of a disgrace.

This series of HaveADixieDay eCards are created to Honour our Confederate Generals, and I hope that you will select one or more and send them to friends and family. Let them know that you are proud of these men.

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	John Singleton MOSBY John Singleton MOSBY was born in Powhatan,Virginia on December 6, 1833. A small and frail child growing up, who would think someday that this child would lead an army of raiders for the Confederacy. Few raiders of the war could even attempt to approach the record of MOSBY and his 43rd. Virginia Partisan Rangers. He seemed invincible and unstoppable, and indeed he was. His raids including the capture of two Yankee Generals he became legendary and right until the end of the war nothing that the federals could do could stop him. In 1863 Col. Mosby became the only law in northern Virginia. He was judge and administrator in what became known as " Mosby's Confederacy".
	PICKETT AND THE LITTLE YANKEE We all love this story - As Major General George E. Pickett and his men were marching through Maryland to join up with General Lee, he noticed ahead of him a little girl waving a Union flag like crazy. Afraid one of his troops may take offence and harm the child he quickly road up and dismounted. Walking up to this little girl - by this time wide eyed and I might say a frightened little girl, Pickett politely doffed his hat and bowing as low as he could remarked what a beautiful young lady she was and what a pretty outfit she had on. Surprised and bewildered the little Yankee muttered softly she wished she had a Confederate flag, she would wave that forever. General Pickett walked over to a passing supply wagon and returned with a Confederate flag. Ridding away and looking back he saw the little child waving "Old Dixie" with the biggest smile on her face you ever did see. Just then the band started to play DIXIE as the passing troops joined in and sang along. Pickett thought to himself I just may have converted that little Yankee into a Southern Belle...
	ROAD TO GETTYSBURG General Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia as they approached a little town called Gettysburg that few people ever heard of let alone ever wanting to go there. But how just three days in that year would change the course of history. In those three days the bloodiest battle of the Civil War would happen at this little town called Gettysburg, pitting 65,000 Confederate troops of Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia against George Gordon Mead's 85,000-strong Army of the Potomac. More then 23,000 of Mead's men would die, be wounded or captured during the furious fighting. Lee and the Confederacy would sustain casualties in excess of 20,000. A staggering loss that Lee and the Confederacy would never recover from...
	Maj. Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne "Where this division defended, no odds broke its lines; where it attacked, no numbers resisted its onslaught, save only once; and there is the grave of Cleburne and his heroic division." Gen. Hardee

General Albert S. Johnston	General Robert E. Lee	General Stonewall Jackson
General Joseph E. Johnston	General Joseph E. Johnston	The only statue in Memory of General Joseph Johnston	Click here for Joseph E. Johnston Birthday eCards and biographical links
General Stand Watie	General Stand Watie

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updated November 25, 2007

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