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Benson J. Lossing, Pictorial Field Book of the Civil War. Volume 1., Chapter 25: the battle of Bull's Run, (search)
re there in much greater force than was expected. The gallant Cameron was killed, The biographer of Colonel Cameron says: No mortal man could stand the fearful storm that swept them. As they fell back, Cameron again and again led them up, his Scots, follow me! ringing above the din of battle, till at last Wade Hampton, who had marked his gallant bearing, and fired rifle after rifle at him, as his men handed them up, accomplished his murderous purpose. He was buried near the house of Mr. Dogan. and for the third time they were repulsed. Then Corcoran led his Sixty-ninth to the charge, and the roar of cannon and musketry was incessant. The regiment received and repelled a furious charge of the Black Horse Cavalry, whose ranks were terribly shattered by the murderous fire of the Irish and some Zouaves who had joined them.. They held their position for some time, but were compelled at length to give way before fresh troops in overwhelming numbers, who were pouring in and turning