Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Admiral Porter” in chapter 43 of Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War.:
...War, he makes the following remarkable statement:
At noon the enemy planted two guns on the other side of the river [which side?], and opened upon the fleet.
We lay under shell for five hours. Admiral Porter , with the most effective gun-boats, having taken the advance, had reached Grand Ecore in safety.
The Osage and Lexington were the only effective gun-boats left with me from the Navy.
The Lexingto...
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