Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Colonel Brown” in chapter 13, section c.13.34, page 197 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 13.:
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Our loss during both fights was one hundred and sixteen. Captain M. G. Bass was in command of the regiment after the second charge on the 2d inst. and remained so until we left Gettysburg ( Colonel Brown having been wounded in the second charge). I was stunned by the explosion of a shell in the commencement of the engagement and was not able to take command of the regiment in person.
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