Camp near Fredericksburg, Va.,
June 14, 1863.
The Yankees have all
gone back on the other side of the river, and we have left our entrenchments
and taken up camp in the rear. I think we shall not remain here long, but I do
not know what we shall do next. The enemy seem to have left
Fredericksburg. If we do not move tomorrow I may write again.
I am getting very
anxious to hear from you and George.
SOURCE: Dr. Spencer
G. Welch, A Confederate Surgeon's Letters to His Wife, p. 54-5
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