Marcus F. Wright's Civil War Bios -  General Edward Kirby Smith

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   SMITH, GEN. EDWARD KIRBY, born in St. Augustine, Florida, May 16,
   1824. Graduated at West Point 1845. Took part in Mexican war. Taught
   at West Point. Fought on frontier 1855. Entered Confederate service
   1861, with rank of lieutenant-colonel of cavalry. Made a famous record
   in Department of Southwest as manager of blockade running, and
   received full rank of general. He did notable field service and won
   many battles. President of Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
   1866-68. Chancellor of University of Nashville 1870-75. Professor of
   mathematics in University of Sewanee, Tenn.


   COMPLETE TITLE OF THIS BOOK IS:

   Official Portfolio of War and Nation

   "A Graphic and Pictorial History Prepared Directly from the Government
   Records in the Departments of War and Statistics"

   "Story, Complete And Official, Of All The Political Issues, Campaigns,
   Engagements, and Heroic Episodes Of The Titanic And Dreadful Conflict
   Between the states on land and sea .. .. .."

   "Leaders Of The North And South, Fraternizing Under The Symbol Of
   Indestructible Union, Submit This Work As Their Impartial Report of
   the War, its conception, prosecution, and results"

   "Accompanied by the complete, superb collection of the famous war
   pictures."

   "drawn upon the spot by the Government's great artists of that time
   BAKER WEVILL NEWTON WAND
   CRANE SUNORIS RAWSON HEILLEN
   BEARD OSBORN RUSSELL BECKER
   SCHELL WILCOX SARTONS LOVIE
   LUMBERG WEAVER CHAMBERLAIN DAVIS
   FORBES BOSSE TAYLOR

   "Narrative and descriptive by John Clark Ridpath, Rossiter Johnson,
   General Fitzhugh Lee, General John T. Morgan, George L. Kilmer and
   General Joseph B. Carr."

   "Carefully edited by General Marcus F. Wright of the War Department
   Washington, D. C."

   608 pages
   Copyright. 1907 BY G. F. Stanley