APRIL 24TH —Webster has been tried, condemned, and hung.
Is it not shameful that martial law should be playing such fantastic tricks before high heaven, when the enemy’s guns are booming within hearing of the capital?
April 24, 2012
A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate States Capital, By John Beauchamp Jones
APRIL 24TH —Webster has been tried, condemned, and hung.
Is it not shameful that martial law should be playing such fantastic tricks before high heaven, when the enemy’s guns are booming within hearing of the capital?
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