Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Sergeant-Major Bruce Davis” in chapter 6.36 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 1.:
..., and prevented our sleeping very soundly.
No change of position to-day.
We hear heavy skirmishing on the Millwood road, and are ordered to be ready for action.
Adjutant Gayle and Sergeant-Major Bruce Davis keep busy carrying such orders from company to company.
The Richmond papers bring us the sad news of the fall of Atlanta.
It grieves us much.
Atlanta is between us and our homes.
It is only s...
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