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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 16. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Charge of Black's cavalry regiment at Gettysburg. (search)
arrival at the hospital. Sinking into a state of insensibility, I was carried thither by those appointed for that purpose. When aroused to consciousness Corporal H. L. Culler, of Company E, Private Ch. Franklin, of Company B, and Private ——, of Company A, and Private——, of Company H, were around, with hundreds of others, friendsurg Hospital where our treatment, though kind, was rendered repugnant by the flippancy of some of the United States surgeons. One, for instance, passed where Corporal Culler and myself were lying and remarked that we must die in any event. Culler was shot through the body and, though expecting this announcement, his spirits sank Culler was shot through the body and, though expecting this announcement, his spirits sank and he groaned heavily when he heard it. In three days he was a corpse. We were then removed to New York, where we received the most considerate attention. Here I made the acquaintance of many excellent ladies and gentlemen from the Southern States. My health improved slowly and, as I was young at the time, I have so far outg