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Burnt houses and solitary chimneys over one whole quarter of the city, showed that the heart of East Tennessee loyalty had not been without its sufferings.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgBurnt houses and solitary chimneys over one whole quarter of the city, showed that the heart of East Tennessee loyalty had not been without its sufferings.
Reid reflects on the destruction in East Tennessee following the Civil War.
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