Letter, 1863 September 14, Dalrymple to Brooks, regarding facts obtained from a wounded Major
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TitleLetter, 1863 September 14, Dalrymple to Brooks, regarding facts obtained from a wounded Major
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CreatorDalrymple
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Letter to Brooks from Dalrymple regarding facts Dalrymple obtained from a wounded Major on board Steamer Cosmopolitan. These facts relate to Fort Wagner's construction and Engineers. Dalrymple writes that if Brooks calls and sees the Major, Brooks will gain valuable information in regard to Forts Wagner and Gregg.
Transcription[Letter, continued] The Cosmopolitan has sailed for Morris Island and will remain there some days. The Major is on board and if you will call and see him, I think you will gain some valuable information in regard to Fort Wagner and Greg [Gregg?]. He is very gentlemanly and pleasant and unreserved in conversation. I regret I had so short a time to converse with him, as I wished to give you more particulars than you will receive by this letter. Yours Truly; A. P. Dalrymple; Surgeon N. Y. [New York] V. [Volunteers]
TopicsSouth Carolina--History
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
Artillery operations
Fort Sumter National Monument (Agency : U.S.)
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
Artillery operations
Fort Sumter National Monument (Agency : U.S.)
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Mediumletters (correspondence)
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Digital Identifiersmt_brooks468_043_005
Permanent Linkhttp://purl.clemson.edu/6BC3B6F8C98BFA497722A95CAA89B293
Batch ID20180328174717