Wayland Fuller Dunaway was a writer and minister. He was Captain of
Co. I, 40th Va. Regt Army of Northern Virginia and spent time in a
Union prison during the Civil War. This narrative covers the time
he spent with his soldiers and also gives historical accounts of
the war. An excerpt reads, "While I believed in the right of
secession I deprecated the exercise of that right, because I loved
the Union and the flag under which my ancestors had enjoyed the
blessings of civil and religious liberty. I did not think that
Lincoln's election was a sufficient cause for dissolving the Union,
for he had announced no evil designs concerning Southern
institutions; and, even if he had, he was powerless to put them
into execution. He could have done nothing without the consent of
Congress, and his party was in a minority both in the Senate and in
the House of Representatives."
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