Charles Wesley Alexander

Charles Wesley Alexander was an American author known for historical and patriotic fiction during the Civil War. 
Alexander sometimes used the pseudonym Wesley Bradshaw.
== Bibliography ==
=== Novels ===
Year	Title 	Publisher	Notes
1873	Angel Agnes: Or, The Heroine of the Yellow Fever Plague in Shreveport	
* Old Franklin Publishing House	
* A young engaged woman decides to help victims of yellow fever.
* Available at Project Gutenberg.Angel Agnes by Charles Wesley Alexander - Project Gutenberg
=== Short Stories ===
Year	Title 	Publisher	Notes
1861	Washington's Vision 	
* The Soldier's Casket"The tale of “Washington’s Vision” was penned by Charles Wesley Alexander (1836-1927), a Philadelphia journalist who published The Soldier’s Casket, a periodical for Union veterans of the Civil War." - George Washington’s Vision - Snopes	
* George Washington is a posthumous character. The story is of a vision experienced by Washington, who related his experiences to character Anthony Sherman, who in turn spoke of his experience to the story's narrator.
1861	General M'Clellan's dream	
* Dollar Weekly NewsOriginally published in the Dollar weekly news. - General M'Clellan's dream. - The Library Company of Philadelphia	
* General George McClellan receives warnings of Confederate war plans from Washington in his dreams.
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