Rhode Island in the Rebellion
Rhode Island in the Rebellion
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They then defiled into Westminster street, and passing to the steamer moored at Smith s wharf, at 10 o clock took their departure. On arriving at Fort Hamilton, N. Y. , an encampment was assigned the regiment, which immediately commenced a thorough course of light and heavy artillery drill, under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Blanding. This was continued by him until the 14th October, when, on account of ill health, he resigned and returned home. His depar ture was deeply regretted by the... officers of the regiment, who appre ciated his skill as an instructor, his tact as a disciplinarian, and his courtesy as a commander, in token of which, they presented him with a valuable gold headed cane, accompanied by a complimentary letter, signed by them all.
Colonel Eddy having resigned, he was succeeded by Colonel Na thaniel W. Brown, who continued the daily drills until the embark ation of the regiment for Fortress Munroe, October 12th, where it arrived on the 14th, and encamped about one mile beyond, towards Hampton.
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They then defiled into Westminster street, and passing to the steamer moored at Smith s wharf, at 10 o clock took their departure. On arriving at Fort Hamilton, N. Y. , an encampment was assigned the regiment, which immediately commenced a thorough course of light and heavy artillery drill, under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Blanding. This was continued by him until the 14th October, when, on account of ill health, he resigned and returned home. His depar ture was deeply regretted by the... officers of the regiment, who appre ciated his skill as an instructor, his tact as a disciplinarian, and his courtesy as a commander, in token of which, they presented him with a valuable gold headed cane, accompanied by a complimentary letter, signed by them all.
Colonel Eddy having resigned, he was succeeded by Colonel Na thaniel W. Brown, who continued the daily drills until the embark ation of the regiment for Fortress Munroe, October 12th, where it arrived on the 14th, and encamped about one mile beyond, towards Hampton.
What to read after Rhode Island in the Rebellion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Winchester Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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