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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 11. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 50 (search)
unteers. Entering the service at an early age, without military experience or education, the Colonel fell in the gallant discharge of an almost desperate assault, in less than eighteen months, esteemed and honored for his acquirements and heroic deportment. To me his loss was severe, for I had looked to him for support, in a much higher and extended command. Please convey my thanks to the Colonel's brother for this mark of kind remembrance, and believe me, truly, Braxton Bragg. To Chas. L. Gaston, Esq'r, Jackson, Miss.) descended the last hill, in full view of the enemy's camp, it was discovered by the position of an Indiana regiment standing behind an improvised breastwork of knapsacks, a little re-retired from the crest of the hill beyond, with arms ready, that we were too far to the left, and ordered to march by the right flank down the ravine, until our right opposed their extreme left. And now comes the strange part of this sketch. Not a gun in our regiment was loaded.