Alfred Rhett

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Richmond Examiner, Oct. 31, 1861.


On Sept. 5, 1861, Rhett fought a duel with Col. W.R. Calhoun, with pistols, resulting in the death of Calhoun.



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Alexandria Gazette, 10-29-1862.

It was said or understood that as martial law was in effect, Rhett was not arrested, etc. The Confederate army did nothing to Rhett particularly, though he was promoted and resumed command at Fort Sumter. From a post war account by a "secessionist."

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Memphis Daily Appeal, Jan. 12, 1863.
 

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