Just wanted to thank you for participating in our seminar, and particularly for doing double-duty and agreeing to give a second presentation on Jeb Stuart when we found out that Jeff Wert was snowed-in and could not attend. We appreciate your efforts in making the seminar a success.

David Coles
Longwood University

–crk

I picked up a copy of that book at a rest stop on the West Virginia Turnpike on the way home on Sunday just for that reason, although I haven’t had a chance to look at it yet.

Thanks for thinking of me.

Eric

DW

Thanks for much for coming and for your kind words. We always enjoy seeing you and Sandra.

Thanks also for the tip on the book about White Sulphur Springs. It was available for free download on Google Book Search, and I have already downloaded it and printed out the pertinent part.

See you later this month.

Eric

I’m glad you enjoyed hearing so much of me on Saturday, and I’m likewise glad your son enjoyed it. That’s a long day for a 12-year-old.

I agree with you about the Power Point. I’ve learned that being able to see who we’re talking about really helps, and, as you noticed, it often offers the opportunity to inject a little levity into things.

Thanks for writing.

Eric

My son Tyler and I were present at the conference this past weekend at Longwood Univ. It was his birthday (12th) and he has accompanied me on many of my battlefield visits. We enjoyed this (he the weapons) and will mark our calender for next year as well. Thnx for adding the ppt. to your lecture. It really adds when there is a visual to follow.

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Tim

Fredericksburg, Va.

The best description of the Battle Of White Sulphur Springs that I have read is Chapter IX of the book “The White Sulphur Springs -The Traditions, History and Social Life Of The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs by William A Maccorkle, LL.D , the late Gov. Of West Virginia.

Hope to see you in Lynchburg Va in late March.

Harold