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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 10. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 41 (search)
ferior to that of the enemy, and inferior, too, to the loss of the brigade on the previous day (Saturday). Where all, both officers and men, did so well, it is difficult, as it would be unfair, to discriminate further than has been already done in this report. At the same time, I should be doing less than justice if I were to omit to make special mention of the very efficient and important service rendered, throughout the day and in every stage of the conflict, by Bledsoe's battery, Lieutenant R. L. Wood commanding. A statement of the number of men engaged, of the casualties sustained, and of the captures made by the brigade, so far as an estimate of them can now be obtained, will be found subjoined. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, C. A. Sugg, Colonel, commanding Brigade. Aggregate present in Gregg's Brigade, according to Field Return of September nineteenth, 1863. Command.Aggregate present. Forty-first Tennessee regiment325 Fiftieth Tennessee regiment104