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William Schouler, A history of Massachusetts in the Civil War: Volume 1, Chapter 6: (search)
ine plain across the river, westward from Newbern. It was stationed there to guard the ends of two bridges which span the river. The regiment was in excellent order, and the men looked hardy and cheerful, and were under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Fellows. Colonel Adams requested a report showing the exact condition of the regiment on that day,—their wishes, wants, notes, or information in any way appertaining to their condition,—in order that he might lay the same before the Governor. and almost every equipment, and can say, with perfect satisfaction that their condition, in almost every case, was admirable. The arms, particularly, were as clean and bright as when they were issued. The regiment was then drilled by Lieutenant-Colonel Fellows in various evolutions, concluding with the drill as skirmishers, in all which the men showed careful and faithful training, and most commendable proficiency. The Twenty-third Regiment, Colonel Kurtz, had been stationed, since May pr