He is the most independent soldier that ever belonged to an organized army. He may be ill-fashioned in dress, but he has sublimated his poverty and rags. The worn and faded jacket, glorified by valor and stained with the blood of its wearer. That old, weather-beaten slouch hat , Half clad, half armed, often half fed, without money and without price, the Confederate soldier fought against the resources of the world. When at last his flag was furled and his arms were grounded in defeat, the cause for which he had struggled was lost, but he had won the faceless victory of soldiership. This image shows a typical confederate soldier, during the middle of the war.
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