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He was buried with full honors at an unknown location
The agreement provided for the surrender of twenty-three million acres of Creek land to the United States
which surrendered in April of 1865
Rather than making Richmond the aim of his campaign
This pennon is one of those made for the Virginia lancers
Palmetto Cockade Cap Color:Black He was buried with fullSecession Cockade. Cockades have a long history of being worn to express cultural and political sentiments, similarly to campaign buttons or awareness ribbons in our modern times. This woven palmetto design is based on a surviving example housed in the Confederate Relic Room in Columbia, South Carolina. Caps custom made with embroidery of Beauregard's Tailor's custom historical designs. Features include adjustable buckle back, 100% cotton materials,
