Personal Recolle
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共 17 段- SUNDAY, Jan. 24, 1864.
- It has been a beautiful day, warm and comfortable; snow all
- Generals Meade and Sedgwick probably returning from an inves
- As I expected the army has commenced another flank movement
- About 5 o'clock a. m. a small force including our regiment,
- The long swaying lines of grey in perfect cadence with glist
- [10] Haynes' History of the Tenth Regiment Vermont Infantry.
- Have remained quietly in camp to-day; skirmishing and artill
- We were on the eve of the most brilliant spectacular battle
- [18] It is alleged by one or more writers that this gap was
- "As we filed out of the ravine which toward the last was lin
- "There is no balking Genius. Only death
- Through the kindness of Chaplain Haynes who has been indefat
- Am in Montpelier tonight. Mr. and Mrs. David Mower and Cousi
- When forming, too, for the assault, Lieut. Ezra Stetson who
- There was no time for investigation or anything but prompt,
- Abbott, L. A., Maj. U. S. A., care of Mil. Sec. U. S. A.,