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^ *fere not In the charge and had no hand la repulsing the enemy. To the Bangers is da© *11 the credit. Both Generals Johnston and Hardee pronounced It the mo*t galUac charge Ifcey bad ever witnessed and It was regarded by the li*ug*rd a a their heat el* tortThe foregoing was written, aa I have sain, upon the publication of Genera) Johnston's re native, while facts ware fresh In my mircl- I saw nothing of General Hampton cn tha ground. I am sure ho was not ttiere* and aa ho does not claim to have been taere in fc.’s Century aniolo, I fcat« it thac no •*telle the tale aa was told to htin.,J It a bittery was cm the ground It did not tire a gnu. I urn sure I did not see on«. nor dirt L hear from any one who did. Had Camming*’ brigade been engaged in tne charge they couJd have made no progress by tho side of the Texas cavelrr. The whole affiir I am certain is as Levin stared and as I reduced_ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ -VI.* ... 1 . 1. . J *1 _
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Galveston Daily News

Galveston, Texas, US

Sat, Dec 03, 1887

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