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| − | [ | + | <html><p>[…]there until the next day. We were overtaken at Stanton by Capt. Vincent Witcher and James McNealy a deserter from our company who left us at Richmond. Capt Witcher brought me a letter from my wife. We commenced our march for Montery the 20th day of June with the whole of Colonel Gilhams regiment the 21st Va. We marched to the buffaloe gap a distance of twelve miles and camped that night. Early next morning we took up the line of march. This was Sunday the day of the great battle of Manassas. We marched 12 miles that day took up camp about 1:oclk. After we stopped we</p></html> |
| − | were overtaken at Stanton by | ||
| − | Capt. Vincent Witcher and James | ||
| − | McNealy a deserter from our company | ||
| − | who left us at Richmond. Capt | ||
| − | Witcher brought me a letter from | ||
| − | my wife. We commenced our march | ||
| − | for Montery the 20th day of June with | ||
| − | the whole of Colonel Gilhams regiment | ||
| − | the 21st Va. We marched to the | ||
| − | buffaloe gap a distance of twelve | ||
| − | miles and camped that night. | ||
| − | Early next morning we took up the | ||
| − | line of march. This was Sunday | ||
| − | the day of the great battle of | ||
| − | Manassas. We marched 12 miles | ||
| − | that day took up camp about | ||
| − | 1:oclk. After we stopped we | ||
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<html>[…]there until the next day. We were overtaken at Stanton by Capt. Vincent Witcher and James McNealy a deserter from our company who left us at Richmond. Capt Witcher brought me a letter from my wife. We commenced our march for Montery the 20th day of June with the whole of Colonel Gilhams regiment the 21st Va. We marched to the buffaloe gap a distance of twelve miles and camped that night. Early next morning we took up the line of march. This was Sunday the day of the great battle of Manassas. We marched 12 miles that day took up camp about 1:oclk. After we stopped we
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