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July, 1861 AD (search for this): chapter 3.18
m many parts of the interior, forming altogether a complement of some of the best manhood of the State. In June, 1861, this battery was accepted into the Hampton legion, then organizing at Columbia, South Carolina. On the 14th of June of that year, on the eve of its departure, its tents being struck for the march, it assembled in this hall to receive through the hands of one of your members a handsome guidon — an offering of love and patriotism from many fair ladies of your city. In July, 1861, this battery had taken its place under the knightly banner of Wade Hampton; and during the four years that followed, it shared the hardships and toils, the triumphs and disappointments of the immortal Army of Northern Virginia. When the end came in April, 1865, its survivors returned with one great consolation in defeat. They were conscious they had done their whole duty — to the last man and to the last hour of the great conflict. The battery left South Carolina with Stepen D. Lee a
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