Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Acting-Master T. A. Harris” in chapter 36 of Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War.:
... the guns of the Navy, the Army came in for the largest share of praise.
An affair which occurred on the 14th of April in the Nansemond River, where Lieutenant Lamson in the Mount Washington, and Acting-Master T. A. Harris in the Stepping Stones, fought the enemy's batteries for six hours under the most adverse circumstances, was one of the most gallant affairs of the war.
The reports of these actions are long and ...
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