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se. Of Colonel Rowett he remarked: Twice wounded, he clung tenaciously to his post, and fully earned the promotion I so cheerfully recommend may be awarded him. The severity of the struggle may be noticed by the losses on Corse's side of 6 officers, 136 men killed; 22 officers, 330 men wounded; 6 officers, 206 men missing; total, 706. They buried 231 Confederates, captured 411 prisoners, 4 stands of colors, and 800 rifles. Among the Confederate prisoners was a brigade commander, General Young. There were several dispatches which passed between Sherman and Corse during this engagement, among them the famous signal which came over the Confederate heads from the top of Kenesaw sixteen miles away at 6.30 A. M.: Hold fort; we are coming. Fom this incident the famous hymn Hold the Fort, for I am coming, was written by Major D. W. Whittle, my provost marshal and personal friend. Later he became a well-known Evangelist. Also the following: Commanding Officer, Allatoona: She
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