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Alfred S. Hartwell (search for this): chapter 7
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Chapter 7: bombardment of Charleston.
Morris Island was ours; but no sooner had the enemy evacuated than Wagner, Gregg, and the intervening ground were daily subjected to a fire from the James and Sullivan's Island batteries.
A heavy action on land and water occurred on the morning of September 8, occasioned by the grounding of the monitor Weehawken; and in the course of the day a magazine blew up in Moultrie, and the village of Moultrieville was set on fire by our shells.
Admiral Dahlgren having demanded the surrender of Sumter, which was refused, a night assault was determined upon jointly by the army and navy; but differences arose regarding the command.
When the time came, Gillmore's force was detained in shallow waters by the tide.
Commander T. H. Stevens, with eighteen officers and some four hundred sailors and marines, embarked in thirty boats for the enterprise.
The leaders landed at Sumter after midnight on the 9th. Major Elliott was prepared for and received the
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