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Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War., Chapter 36: operations of the South Atlantic Squadron under Rear-Admiral Dahlgren, 1863.--operations in Charleston harbor, etc. (search)
s of the Marine Corps: Captain C. G. McCawley, First-Lieutenant Charles H. Bradford, First-Lieutenant John C. Harris, Second-Lieutenant R. L. Meade, Second-Lieutenant Lyman P. Wallace and Second-Lieutenant L. E. Fagan. Of these officers, Commander T. H. Stevens was selected to command the expedition, while the following were apve seemed to many beyond the possibility of execution. To show the difficulties attending night operations of this kind, we will give part of the report of Ensign Wallace. in which that officer explains how, in the melee, he followed the leading boat around the fort, pulled back and examined the sea-face in search of a landingace and gorge wall; he observed all the boats retreating, and, on inquiring from one of them, was told that Commander Stevens had given the order to retreat. Ensign Wallace could obtain no information upon which to act, and seeing no boats between him and the fort, he pulled back to the flag-ship, where he first learned that Lieu