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Daniel D. Jackson (search for this): chapter 4
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Chapter II
Ordered to Washington
Col. Clinton Beckwith's Story to be used
reviewed by President Lincoln
assignment to Brigade
the 5th Maine and 121st N. Y
The defeat of McClellan before Richmond, and his retreat to Harrison's Landing so uncovered Washington to an advance of the Confederate army, that it became necessary to rush additional forces to the defense of the capital of the nation, and only a week was allowed for equipment and drill of the 121st at Camp Schuyler.
On d, we were sent to New York and Washington, without special incident-feeding at the old cooper shop in Philadelphia, and getting a tough meal at Washington.
We were marched with full ranks, one thousand strong, in review past the great martyred Lincoln, and received his kindly commendation and warm approbation; and on, out to the fort in the chain of defenses of Washington, called after him, Fort Lincoln, in the vicinity of Hyattsville, Md., and near the famous duelling ground of slavery days.
Mars (search for this): chapter 4
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Egbert Olcott (search for this): chapter 4
Pope (search for this): chapter 4
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Soldier (search for this): chapter 4