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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Kennesaw Mountain. (search)
ed it on our guns on the mountain. Yesterday we had it all our own way-to-day they are repaying us, and the cannonade is fast and furious. Last night there was fighting on our left, but so different are the reports received that I cannot get at the truth. June 24. There has been but little fighting during the day. June 25. The everlasting pop, pop, on the skirmish line is all that breaks the stillness of the morning. Went early to the left of my line; could not ride in rear of Hoskin's Battery, on account of the trees and limbs felled by the shells. From top of the mountain the vast panorama is ever changing. There are now large trains to the left of Lost Mountain and at Big Shanty, and wagons are moving to and fro every where. Encampments of hospitals, quartermasters, commissaries, cavalry and infantry whiten the plain here and there as far as the eye can reach. Our side of the line looks narrow, poor and life-less, with but little canvas in spots that contrasts wit