Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Lieutenant Dixon” in chapter 12 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 13.:
...arly beyond their range.
The Carondelet, nothing daunted, continued the action, and soon one of her shells cut away the right cheek of one of Captain Bidwell's guns, and a flying nut passed through Lieutenant Dixon 's head, killing him instantly.
In this engagement the flange of one of the front traverse wheels of the Columbiad was crushed, and a segment of the front half of the traverse circle was cupped, bot...
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