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Alfred Roman, The military operations of General Beauregard in the war between the states, 1861 to 1865, chapter 27 (search)
ur already organized batteries capable of expansion, as follows: To the Washington Artillery, three, making in all sixteen; to Lee's battery, of Hampton's Legion, four, making ten; to Latham's battery, two, making six. The officers of these batteries say they can easily receive these increases. Probably Kemper's, Shields's, and the London batteries might also be strengthened, but I have not seen their officers. Authority has been obtained for armament, as light artillery, of Captain Bonyer's company of the 28th Virginia regiment, and Captain Stribling's of the 49th Virginia, but their equipment must all be obtained in Richmond, as the following disposition has been made of the captured artillery: No. of guns rec'd. No. of guns ret'd. No. of guns rec'd.No. of guns ret'd By General Johnston's command183 By General Holmes's command50 By General Beauregard's command 43 Total 276 The guns noted as returned, in place of some of the captured, are either inferior,