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<p>in person was disabled after</p>
 
<p>in person was disabled after</p>
 
<p>firing only 10 rounds by braking</p>
 
<p>firing only 10 rounds by braking</p>
<p>a priming [win??]. &nbsp;It was the key</p>
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<p>a priming wire. &nbsp;It was the key</p>
 
<p>to the position and had the enemy</p>
 
<p>to the position and had the enemy</p>
 
<p>had the pluck to hold it - we would</p>
 
<p>had the pluck to hold it - we would</p>
 
<p>have been lost. &nbsp;Three of my men</p>
 
<p>have been lost. &nbsp;Three of my men</p>
 
<p>were wounded - Lieut. Hudnall -</p>
 
<p>were wounded - Lieut. Hudnall -</p>
<p>Shook &amp; [????] - Shook seriously -</p>
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<p>Shook &amp; [Wenth?] - Shook seriously -</p>
<p>I was providentally saved. for I</p>
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<p>I was providentally saved, for I</p>
 
<p>was very much exposed - the</p>
 
<p>was very much exposed - the</p>
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<p>shell burst all around us -</p>
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<p>The enemy are coming on us&nbsp;</p>
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<p>again and I must close -</p>
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<p>Send this to Mother. &nbsp;Good Bye</p>
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<p>dearest -&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Ever yours,</p>
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<p>J. Thompson Brown</p>
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<p>I will write tomorrow -&nbsp;</p>
 
<p>&nbsp;</p>
 
<p>&nbsp;</p>
 
<p>&nbsp;</p>
 
<p>&nbsp;</p>

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we were whipped.  One of my

pieces which I commanded

in person was disabled after

firing only 10 rounds by braking

a priming wire.  It was the key

to the position and had the enemy

had the pluck to hold it - we would

have been lost.  Three of my men

were wounded - Lieut. Hudnall -

Shook & [Wenth?] - Shook seriously -

I was providentally saved, for I

was very much exposed - the

shell burst all around us -

The enemy are coming on us 

again and I must close -

Send this to Mother.  Good Bye

dearest - 

Ever yours,

J. Thompson Brown

I will write tomorrow - 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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