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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.20 (search)
from the immediate front of our regiment, leaving us unengaged; but the fearful crash after crash of the Federal musketry, as fresh troops poured in against the Confederate centre and left, can never be forgotten by those who heard it. Farther and farther round its awful thunders rolled as if nothing could stay it. Our brigade comrades of the Sixth North Carolina separated, from us in the manoeuvres of the day, had rushed in single handed and been smitten as with fire, and their gallant Colonel Fisher and many of his men were no more. Jackson and his glorious brigade were struggling like giants to withstand the fierce onslaught. The words of Bee. It was just at this moment our Brigadier-General Bee came galloping to the Fourth Alabama and said: My brigade is scattered over the field, and you are all of it now at hand. Men, can you make a charge of bayonets? Those poor, battered, and bloody-nosed Alabamians, inspired by the lion like bearing of that heroic officer, responded p