. Der Soldat in unserem Bürgerkrieg : Eine Bildgeschichte des Konflikts, 1861-1865, illustriert die Tapferkeit des Soldaten, wie auf dem Schlachtfeld angezeigt, aus Skizzen von Forbes, Wad, Taylor, Beard, Becker, Lovie, Schell, Crane und zahlreiche andere Augenzeugen des Streits gezeichnet . warf so viele atvierzehn Batterien lang-und Kurzstreckenkilllerie. Willi die Zusammenarbeit des Flaggenoffizierers MelCeim, der die Blockade-Geschwader befehligte, dann bestehend aus denNiagara, Richmond und Montgomery, Colonel Brown bestimmte lo attackthe Confederates, und bis Sonnenaufgang auf dem 2-M November waren sie in den Lesern

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. The soldier in our Civil War : a pictorial history of the conflict, 1861-1865, illustrating the valor of the soldier as displayed on the battle-field, from sketches drawn by Forbes, Waud, Taylor, Beard, Becker, Lovie, Schell, Crane and numerous other eye-witnesses to the strife . ssed as many atfourteen batteries of long and shorlrange artillery. Willi the co-operation of Flag-officerMelCeim, who commanded the blockad-ing squadron, then composed of theNiagara, Richmond and Montgomery, Colonel Brown determined lo attackthe Confederates, and by sunrise onthe 2-M of November theywere in readiness to com-mence operations. At about ton oclock that morning, Fort Pickens opened fire upon theenemys transports lying off the Navy-Yard, and afterward, with the assist-ance of the shore battery, and of theNiagara and Richmond, engaged Forts McRae andBarrancas, The fight lasted all the remainder ofthe day, and when evening came, the guns in thedirection of the Navy Yard had all been silencedas well us most of those in both the Confederateforts. The following day operations were resumed byFort Pickens alone, as the water proved too shal-low to admit of the Niii/aru and Fiiclimond comingwithin range of the Confederate positions. Atthree oclock in the afternoon, part of the Wnr-. 1IUAXTON RRAGG. ring ton village and Navy Yard lind been set on lireby shells Imm the fort, causing much destruction.No further Operations disturbed the comparativequiet of Santa Rosa Island until the morning ofJanuary 1st, 1SD2, when Fort Pickens engaged aConfederate steamer making her way to the NavyYard. This attack was answered by a Confederatelire that led to a general engagement lasting in alltwenty-four hours, without much loss, except theburning of buildings in the Pensacola Navy Yard, and Ihe greater part of the village of Woolsey. BRAXTON BRAGG. Born iu Warren County, N. C in 1917, hoentered West Point Military Academy, andgraduated with lugli honors iu 1*17. He wanimmediately appointed lieuleaaat

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