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Chapter 29:
Delay of the Federal attack on Charleston.
General Beauregard makes arrangements for concentration of troops by rail.
his letter to General Ripley.
his desire to test the merits of the two ironclad rams.
Commodore Ingraham adopts his suggestion.
the Federal fleet is attacked on the 11th.
the Palmetto State Disables the Mercedita, and gives Chase to two other steamers.
the Chicora sets fire to a propeller, Cripples the Quaker City, and Disables the Keystone State.
the whole blockading fleet Retires.
the blockade of Charleston Harbor undoubtedly raised.
General Pemberton's error in abandoning the defences of the Stono.
Federal gunboats run up the Stono.
General Beauregard plans the capture of the Isaac Smith.
Colonel Yates's report.
attack upon Genesis Point Battery.
Federal monitor crippled and forced to withdraw.
General Beauregard's letter to General Ripley.
his dread of a night attack on Sumter.
second attack on Fort McAllister.
small force
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