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Chapter 15:
Bombardment of Fredericksburg.
events preceding the battle of Fredericksburg.
11th December.
I had enjoyed but a few minutes or repose, enveloped in my warm blankets, when I was waked from sleep by a dull heavy noise, which, in the earliest moments of consciousness, I believed to have been produced by the thawing and sliding down of the snow that had accumulated on the top of my tent.
I was quickly undeceived, however, by my negro servant Henry, who, appearing at my tent door, informed me in a single abrupt sentence of the true condition of affairs.
Major, said Henry, de Yankees is shelling Fredericksburg.
I done saddled your horse, and de General is ready for to start.
This intelligence brought me in an instant to my feet.
Inserting my legs into my huge cavalry-boots, I soon emerged from the tent, and in a few minutes I galloped off with the General and the other members of the Staff in full haste for the front.
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