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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 34. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.28 (search)
l what I saw and did from my standpoint, which was not very far right or left of our colors. Bob Forrest was the color-bearer, John Cose, of Company I, was on his right front rank, and I was on his was shot through seventeen times, and the staff cut in two. I don't think our color-bearer, Bob Forrest, was hurt. I was slightly wounded in the wrist and foot, and it seemed to me that most every will kill the last one of us, and that we must charge them. He gave the command to charge. Bob Forrest went forward several paces in front and waited for the line of battle to come up, and Lieutenant Henry St. Clair, of Company I, ran up to him and said, Bob Forrest, why in the h-ll don't you go forward with the flag; if you won't go, give it to me, and started for it Bob Forrest, as brave aBob Forrest, as brave a man as ever lived, said to him, You shan't have it; I will carry this flag as far as any man; bring your line up and we will all go up together. They did come up, and took the fence and drove the e