Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Major Pelouze” in chapter 11 of George H. Gordon, From Brook Farm to Cedar Mountain:
...rying out in loud tones that Siegel was in the rear, or was coming, and also informing Colonel Beal that Banks wished him to know that there was only a small force of the enemy in front of him.
Major Pelouze was with the regiment but five minutes, when he was disabled, and then Colonel Beal placed his command behind the ridge to secure so much of protection.
It was while fighting behind this ridge, a...
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