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A Daughter of the Confederacy (I) (1913)
Short | 8 min | Drama, Short

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A Daughter of the Confederacy (I) (1913)

Short | 8 min | Drama, Short

General Lee gives Lieut. Archer a dispatch to be carried to General Jackson. The young soldier meets a Union scooting party, and wounded, he finds sanctuary at the Allen mansion. The house is subsequently searched by the Union party, but ...See moreGeneral Lee gives Lieut. Archer a dispatch to be carried to General Jackson. The young soldier meets a Union scooting party, and wounded, he finds sanctuary at the Allen mansion. The house is subsequently searched by the Union party, but Virginia Allen, by conducting the officer through a secret door in the wainscoting of the dining room, saves him. She then takes him away and hides him in a cave. She takes General Lee's dispatch from the lining of Archer's coat and tucks it in her hair, and then rides away with the Union soldiers toward the Confederate lines. She takes this document to Gen. Jackson without difficulty and he is deeply grateful. Eventually she returns to her own home and finds Lieutenant Archer recovered. They plight their troth and he goes back to the field of war. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Harry Lonsdale Actor Actor See fewer	The Ne'er Do Well (1915)
Jack Nelson Actor Actor See fewer	A Fighting Heart (1924)
William Stowell Actor Actor See fewer	Fighting Mad (1917)
Caroline Frances Cooke Actress (as Caroline Cooke) Actress (as Caroline Cooke) See fewer	Son of Frankenstein (1939)
Winifred Greenwood Actress Actress See fewer	The Mission Worker (1911)
Edna Bunyea Actress Actress See fewer	Roses of Yesterday (1913)
Jane Maison Actress Actress See fewer	A Daughter of the Confederacy (I) (1913)
Harold Lockwood Actor (unconfirmed) Actor (unconfirmed) See fewer	The Promise (1917)