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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 86 (search)
by order of General Toombs, formed line of battle with the entire brigade, and, at an early hour, entered the enemy's works without much resistance, and moved with the brigade in pursuit of the retreating foe, till a late hour at night, and bivouacked in the open air. Early next morning, June thirtieth, took up the line of march, and reached the battle-field at Frazier's farm about eleven o'clock P. M., and remained on the field till dawn, July first; then advanced in line of battle, Captain George A. Pace, company B, being thrown forward as skirmishers. The advance continued till after twelve o'clock M., when I became completely exhausted from fatigue, loss of sleep, and physical weakness, (having been in very feeble health for several weeks,) and was compelled to leave the command of the regiment for a short time to Major T. J. Smith, (who was also very feeble from illness,) who led the regiments in the engagement at Malvern Hill. He soon became exhausted, and was borne from the fi