The Twenty Fourth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers 1861 1866 volume 1
The Twenty Fourth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers 1861 1866 volume 1
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They had rendered long and valuable service and were now to return to their homes for the rest they had so richly earned. Colonel Osborn, in his brigade headquarters, refers to their passing their last night before departure, that of September 2d, with him. Their going left only Captain Redding of the original captains still with his company, though Hooper of E and Richardson of G, as field officers, were still with the regiment, at least nominally. Major Richardson was discharged for disabilit...y September 23d, and on expiration of service Captain Redding of A was mustered out September 22d. The same month saw the end of the regimental life of Captains Bell of C, Nichols of D, Partridge of F and Folsom of E, either on expiration of service or for disability. While there were other men ready for their respective places, their going made a gap in the list of officers sad to behold. Death, transferral and promotion were making important changes in the personnel of the regiment, so long and so justly conspicuous for its discipline, readiness and deter- mination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had rendered long and valuable service and were now to return to their homes for the rest they had so richly earned. Colonel Osborn, in his brigade headquarters, refers to their passing their last night before departure, that of September 2d, with him. Their going left only Captain Redding of the original captains still with his company, though Hooper of E and Richardson of G, as field officers, were still with the regiment, at least nominally. Major Richardson was discharged for disabilit...y September 23d, and on expiration of service Captain Redding of A was mustered out September 22d. The same month saw the end of the regimental life of Captains Bell of C, Nichols of D, Partridge of F and Folsom of E, either on expiration of service or for disability. While there were other men ready for their respective places, their going made a gap in the list of officers sad to behold. Death, transferral and promotion were making important changes in the personnel of the regiment, so long and so justly conspicuous for its discipline, readiness and deter- mination.
What to read after The Twenty Fourth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers 1861 1866 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roe, Alfred S. (Alfred Seelye), 1844-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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