COMPANY B.
COMPANY B.
COMPANY B.
COMPANY C.
COMPANY C.
COMPANY C.
COMPANY E.
COMPANY E.
COMPANY E.
COMPANY F.
COMPANY F.
COMPANY F.
WOUNDED IN THE BATTALION.
WOUNDED IN THE BATTALION.
WOUNDED IN THE BATTALION.
RECAPITULATION.
RECAPITULATION.
RECAPITULATION.
Transcriber’s NoteThe conventional use of single quotes within quoted material was not followed in this text, and is given as printed.Hyphenation of words is not entirely consistent, and is generally given here as printed. Where hyphenation occurs on a line break, the decision to retain or remove is based on occurrences elsewhere in the text.The errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original text.5.6they are very far f[t/r]om presentingReplaced.19.30to go into south Loudoun and upper Fa[n/u]quierReplaced.24.20with the other side of the river[.]Added.65.23asking each other [“]how far it was to Brown’s GapAdded.67.5as soon as ever[y]thing had crossed the bridgeInserted.138.30on being made General-in[-]ChiefAdded.158.6which illustra[ted] Col. White’s attentionAdded.161.1they acted nob[l]y while they were allowedInserted.194.1c[o]uld travel fartherRestored.245.15carrying fifteen days[’] rationsAdded.259.15Ross[s]er’s A. A. GeneralRemoved.269.22down went the Colonel’s head in Myer[’s/s’] breastTransposed.273.4bee[d/n] badly wounded by his own menReplaced.303.24The “Comanches[”] had been orderedAdded.377.3Wemustwhip that infantry[./,], and ifReplaced.384.20they did[ did] not reach itRemoved.
Transcriber’s Note
Transcriber’s Note
Transcriber’s Note
The conventional use of single quotes within quoted material was not followed in this text, and is given as printed.
Hyphenation of words is not entirely consistent, and is generally given here as printed. Where hyphenation occurs on a line break, the decision to retain or remove is based on occurrences elsewhere in the text.
The errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original text.