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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 20. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.9 (search)
ant victory was lost by this unfortunate circumstance. I have so often thought of your bravery and gallant bearing as you led us through the woods up to the plank-road, I feel that I would like to know with certainty whether or not my recollections are correct as to the part you took in that charge. Wishing you a long life, much happiness and great prosperity. I am, very truly, your comrade, John R. Turner. To this letter General Sorrel replied as follows: New York, January 19th, 1892. (Lee's Birthday.) John R. Turner, Esq., A. P. Hill Camp, C V., Petersburg, Va.: dear Sir—Your letter of January 14th was forwarded to me from Savannah, and am very glad to hear from you. The events you describe are so long ago, that one's memory may be pardoned if slightly treacherous as to details, but I may say at once that your recital of the incident and the movement of Mahone's brigade at the Battle of the Wilderness conforms accurately to my own recollection of it, exceptin