Letters to Bizzy:

"As a boy it was not uncommon for me see veterans of the Civil War dressed in ragged Confederate uniforms parading under rebel colors, some missing an arm, others a leg but all pretending they had been the victor, promising the fight was not over and they would be marching north to give them Yankees a thrashing. But as I grew older their numbers thinned-out with each successive year until the beginning of World War II when only one or two old-timers remained alive...still fighting in their minds the war between the states. Progress, sometimes, is achieved one funeral at a time. But don’t you know, even today, the war between the North and South seems to continue, long after those combatants have passed; and, probably always will. Makes you wonder."

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