Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant R. M. Cochran” in chapter 1 of General James Longstreet, From Manassas to Appomattox:
...e enemy's artillery opened, and soon his musketry.
The lines closed in to short work, even to bayonet work at places.
Lieutenant-Colonel McIntosh had a bayonet thrust through his mouth and neck. Lieutenant R. M. Cochran , Fourth Regiment, and T. L. Chadbourne, of the Eighth, were killed; C. R. Gates and C. D. Jordan, of the Eighth, were severely wounded.
The latter, a classmate, was overpowered and about to be slau...
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