Ballads Of Battle And Bravery - 1879
Mccabe, William Gordon (ed)
HARPER  (1879)
In Collection
#2880
0*
Anthology
Hardcover 
English

Credits
Editor William Gordon McCabe
Product Details
Nationality American
Pub Place New York
Cover Price $21.95
No. of Pages 160
Height x Width 9.0 x 6.0  inch
User Defined
Conflict Various
Notes
11 copies in worldcat. Anthology of English War Poetry, Confederate war poet.

William Gordon McCabe was born on August 4, 1841, in Richmond, Virginia, the son of the Rev. John Collins and Sophia Gordon (nee Taylor). After graduating from Hampton Academy in 1858 he became a tutor for the Selden family of "Westover." He graduated from the University of Virginia in 1861 and later received honorary degrees from a number of institutions, including: Master of Arts degree, 1868, and Doctor of Laws degree in 1906 from the College of William and Mary; a Master of Arts degree from Williams College in 1885; and a Doctor of Letters degree from Yale in 1897. McCabe served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, eventually rising to the rank of captain of artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia under the command of Colonel William Johnson Pegram. After being paroled in 1865 he founded University School in Petersburg, Virginia; it was eventually moved to Richmond.