Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Commander Pinkney” in chapter 5.24 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 1.:
... having resisted the heaviest shot at close quarters.
Had Pinkney co-operated more might have been accomplished.
One month after this attack the Confederates evacuated Fort Pillow.
As soon as Commander Pinkney heard of the evacuation, he hurried away, leaving everything standing — the executive officer of the Polk, Lieutenant Stone, disobeyed orders, and saved two guns.
The gun-boats left Randolph ...
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