Statistics for occurrence #1 of “private Blunt” in chapter 1.14 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 37.:
...could not afford to be encumbered with prisoners.
Five horses and two dead soldiers left on the field show that the fire of our men was not without effect.
On our side Lieutenant John Sweeney and private Blunt were killed.
Much allowance is to be made for the circumstances under which the battalion went into action.
As it was, the enemy were the greatest sufferers.
The enemy's column now came forwa...
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