Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Morris's Island” in chapter 104 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 12.:
...e Island was successfully evacuated, but you must not imagine that affairs are in a bad condition in consequence.
We are in a stronger position now than we ever have been before.
When Sumter fell Morris's Island was of no value, and it was only held to give us time to complete the battery at Fort Johnson, which has now been accomplished.
Wagner really was nothing more than an outwork to Sumter, and should ...
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