Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Morris' Island” in chapter 4.21, section c.4.21.94, page 248 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 1.:
...ope and disappointment.
Rumors, that never came to anything, of an immediate general exchange, were every day occurrences.
On the 20th of August, 1864, six hundred of us were selected and sent to Morris' Island , in Charleston harbor, to be placed under the fire of our own batteries.
We were in high spirits at starting, for we firmly believed .we were soon to be exchanged for a like number of the enemy in ...
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