Annual Report
Annual Report
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From Chaplain RAILSBACK, Chattanooga.
[The following letter from Chaplain Eailsback, of the Forty-fcjuith Kcgimcnt United States colorerl troops, remitting SlOO, contributed by these soldiers to aid in the work of relief and education in behalf of their people, shows how they aie beginning to comprehend the duties and obligations incident to tlitir new privileges;] Cami> Fortv-fourth V. S. C. I, Chattanooga, January 25, 18(15.
Officers of the Western Freedmen's Aid Commission, — Please acce...pt this sum of one hundred dollars as the first free-will oifering from these recently slaves, but now soldiers of the Government, ready for any duty.
The members of this regiment are mostly from the Gulf States, and oif large plantations, and therefore less cultivated than those from Kentucky and Tennes- see; yet they have shown such indomitable courage and perseverance as not lo be excelled by any class of beings on earth. When they left, their homes and taskmasters they were compelled to dodge bullets by day and night, and sleep, when they did, upon mountain-tops, and swim the cold Winter rivers, and live upon roots and wild fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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From Chaplain RAILSBACK, Chattanooga.
[The following letter from Chaplain Eailsback, of the Forty-fcjuith Kcgimcnt United States colorerl troops, remitting SlOO, contributed by these soldiers to aid in the work of relief and education in behalf of their people, shows how they aie beginning to comprehend the duties and obligations incident to tlitir new privileges;] Cami> Fortv-fourth V. S. C. I, Chattanooga, January 25, 18(15.
Officers of the Western Freedmen's Aid Commission, — Please acce...pt this sum of one hundred dollars as the first free-will oifering from these recently slaves, but now soldiers of the Government, ready for any duty.
The members of this regiment are mostly from the Gulf States, and oif large plantations, and therefore less cultivated than those from Kentucky and Tennes- see; yet they have shown such indomitable courage and perseverance as not lo be excelled by any class of beings on earth. When they left, their homes and taskmasters they were compelled to dodge bullets by day and night, and sleep, when they did, upon mountain-tops, and swim the cold Winter rivers, and live upon roots and wild fruit.
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