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Civil War-U.S.
Twenty-First Regiment Infantry
"I refer with pride to the splendid conduct, bravery, and efficiency of the following regimental commanders and the officers and men of their respective commands. "
Draper, in his history of the war, says:
" In the dawn of the last day of the year (1862), while Rosecrans's left was rapidly crossing Stone river to make its expected attack, Bragg with his left had already anticipated him. Coming out of a fog which had settled on the battlefield, he fell furiously upon Johnson's division, and so unexpectedly that two of its batteries were taken before a gun could be fired.
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