Brigadier General John Bowen, gallant duty in defense of Vicksburg
Beauregard in Mexican War garb
Brigadier General Bernard Bee, KIA at First Manassas, calling Jackson a “stonewall”
Pierre Gustav Toutant Beauregard, one of 7 full CSA Generals
Brigadier General James Chalmers fights at Shiloh, Stones River and in Hood’s final Tenn. Campaign
Brigadier General George T. Anderson, Lee’s ever dependable “Tige”
Bate in post-war civilian dress
Bragg in later life as a civilian
Brigadier General William Barksdale, KIA at Gettysburg near Plum Run on July2. 1863
Brigadier General John Chambliss, KIA around Richmond
Confederate dead at Antietam along the Hagerstown Pike (9/62)
Admiral Franklin Buchanan, top-ranked CSA naval commander, of iron-clad CSS Virginia
Brigadier General Milledge Bonham, back to politics after one battle, 1st Manassas
Laurence Baker
Major General William Bate, commander in the west, with three wounds during the war
Colonel Francis Bartow, KIA at First Manassas (61)
Brigadier General Laurence Baker, grievously wounded post-Gettysburg
Major General John C Breckinridge, ably led troops from Stone’s River to Cold Harbor
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Burnsides Bridge at Antietam
Brigadier General James Canty fights with Jackson in the Valley before transfer to Army of the Tenn
Dunker Church, the scene of bloody fighting at Antietam
Bragg is finally relieved of command after criticism, by his lifelong friend, Davis
Buckner, unconditional surrender of Ft Donelson gives Grant his nickname
General Braxton Bragg, irascible commander of CSA forces in the west
Buckner is with his old adversary, Grant, when the ex-President dies at Mt. McGregor
Colonel Turner Ashby, KIA Shenandoah Valley (’62)
Brigadier General Lawrence O’Bryan Branch, KIA at Antietam
Brigadier General Henry Benning leads his Ga. regiment from Antietam to Appomattox
Buckner’s major triumphs come at Perryville and Chickamauga
PGT Beauregard, wins early fame as the “hero of Sumter”
Lieutenant General Simon Bolivar Buckner, leader across many western theater battles
Brigadier General Frank Armstrong
Anderson was wounded at Gettysburg as part of Longstreet’s assault on July 2
Brigadier General James “Sally” Archer, captured on July 1 at Gettysburg
A “magic lantern” image of dead bodies in Bloody Lane, Antietam (9/62)
An elderly Beauregard
Anderson led the 11th Georgia infantry in major battles throughout the east
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