Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Captain Gallagher” in chapter 1.18, page 287 of L. P. Brockett, The camp, the battlefield, and the hospital: or, lights and shadows of the great rebellion:
...er to state, was used as a receptacle for boxes and goods sent to the prisoners from the North, and the recipients were often allowed to go, under guard, across the street to secure their property.
Captain Gallagher was allowed permission to go there, and as he walked across under guard, he, as well as he could, paced off the distance, and concluded that the street was about fifty feet wide.
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