Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Taylor” in chapter 7, section c.7.89 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 12.:
...dged along after the rest of the army.
One little incident in that sharp fight (or rather battle, for I suppose there were twelve or fifteen thousand men engaged, taking both sides) reminds me of General Taylor 's a little more grape, Captain Bragg.
Our regiment was placed right across the gap, and our company right in it (Thirteenth Regiment, Arkansas Volunteers). We were supporting two pieces of a batter...
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