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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 37. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Affidavit of Supervisors of Co. C, 149th regiment. Pa. Vols. (search)
ustration of the rapid succession of stirring events during the whirlwind of battle, and the sudden changes of fortune from one side to the other. As a further confirmation of the above account, I will quote from Capt. Bond's letter to Comrade W. R. Johnston, secretary of our Regimental Association: Scotland neck, N. C., Nov. 29, 1901. W. R. Johnston, Belleview, Pa., Dear Comrade:—Yours of the 21st with stated enclosure to hand. I have read Capt. Bassler's address with very great inteW. R. Johnston, Belleview, Pa., Dear Comrade:—Yours of the 21st with stated enclosure to hand. I have read Capt. Bassler's address with very great interest. The more so for the reason that I was a witness in part, and I might say an actor in part of one of the incidents described, for I was the mounted staff officer who fired several shots at the Mississippian who captured your State flag. * * * * When I dismounted and picked up a musket there could have been nothing very formidable about my appearance for I was only a pale-faced boy, yet several of the wounded thought I was an inhuman monster, for with hands raised in a deprecating way they