 | William P. Derby - United States - 1883 - 690 pages
...his thanks for and admiration of the untiring zeal, noble emulation and excellent courage which has distinguished them during the sixteen days of the enemy's attack on this fort, and feels confident that the display of those qualities under Gen'l Potter will hold the post... | |
 | United States. Army. Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 44th (1862-1863) - Massachusetts - 1887 - 420 pages
...Twenty-seventh and Forty-fourth Massachusetts regiments, detachments of the Third New York Cavalry and First North Carolina volunteers, his thanks for and admiration...hold the place till the siege be raised. JG FOSTER, Major- General Commanding Eighteenth Army Corps. The " Escort" left Washington on the morning of the... | |
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First North Carolina volunteers, his thanks for and admiration of the untiring zeal, noble emulation, and excellent courage which have distinguished them during the sixteen days of the enemy's attack on this post ; and he feels confident that the display... 