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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
reased by 10,000 more. Then, he says further on, that on the 20th and 21st, the whole army was before us, amounting to nearly 44,000, our losses in the three days engagements amounted to 224 killed and 1,470 wounded, and several hundred missing. The enemy's loss was far greater than ours. General Johnston also states in conclusion, that the moral effect on our army was greatly improved by our success. Henderson highly Praised. General C. L. Stevenson in his report, same volume, page 1095, in speaking of our gallant Henderson, said: I forward herewith the report of Colonel R. J. Henderson, commanding Cummings's brigade. Of the action of the brigade in repulsing, in conjunction with a small body of cavalry, a vastly superior force of the enemy in a serious flank movement, the brigade had not then reported to me, having been detached for some time. No encomium that I can pass upon the conduct of the brigade at this important juncture will be so expressive a recognition of its