Confederate Soldiers and Sailors

'Annie Laurie' and lonely soldiers  'So Far' writer falls short of promise to tell all about POWs held by North  1,960 Confederates still remain at island prison  A gentle Rebel youth `slain in battle'  Alexandrians' personal tales also city's story  Black troops were `invisible' part of Confederate army  Blacks, Jews fight on side of the South  Chaplain's beliefs included Rebel cause  Confederate link to 1942 battle  Confederate warship Alabama left a crimson tide  Confederate widow, 89, lives in Arkansas  Conflicting portraits of Rebel who was 'assassinated'  Consumate sea raider a tough captain  D.C. man descendant of slave who fought alongside master  Defiant Texans models badge of courage  Dental office offers cover  Exploits of a Confederate scout  Fauquier cavalry rides in history  Flag-draped private rallies Rebels  From Rebel to POW to galvanized Yank  Graffiti brings soldiers' voices into present  Homesick soldiers take up the pen  Hunt for Mosby bloodies California Hundred  Hunt for one grave yields records on 520  In black and white, but still unclear  Lake Erie lockup for Confederate POWs  Last message written in soldier's own blood  Legacy of valor was left by the Texas Brigade  Losses to desertion a plague to both sides  Love story told in captive captain's diary  Memoirist's affection, sympathy set work apart  Men of Snow's Battery drawn from a divided Cecil County  Monument to Confederates brought North, South together  New war stirs reunited troops of Confederacy  Prisoners of war suffer in `Portals to Hell'  Rebel cruiser takes many ships before capture  Rebel dead faced uncertain burial  Rebel raider disguised in hoop skirt  Research unveils reality behind family story  Scout was determined warrior for Rebels, God  Shenandoah, South's last armed ship  Simeon Corley's stand for freedom  Stirring account of medals, men of `Valor'  Story of `Irish Rebels' reflects character of conflict  Stringfellow: The rebel scout of many disguises  The glories and agonies of `Lee's Miserables'  Two forces fight 'brother's war' in Loudoun  Two forces fight `brother's war' in Loudoun  Two infantrymen follow 2 roads to Gettysburg  Valor of Southern soldiers not forgotten  War decimates best units both sides have to offer  When hallowed grounds succumb to indifference