Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Gen. McClellan” in article 9 of The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1862., [Electronic resource]:
... feeling.
Shouts and cheers constantly rent the air. Many a severe countenance, unused to marks of sorrow, was freely suffused with tears.
Many were the tears shed by the soldiers who parted with Gen. McClellan .
Many were the rude and spontaneous utterances by which the Army of the Potomac gave vent to its disgust and sorrow.
"It's played out now." "It's all up." "The life of the army is gone." These an...
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