Historical Address Delivered At the Dedication of the Memorial Tablet On the Ars
Historical Address Delivered At the Dedication of the Memorial Tablet On the Ars
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S. Infantry, lost a leg at Gettysburg, and yet remained on duty until January 7, 1865, when he was retired, receiv- ing the brevets of Lt. Col. And Col. , U. S. A. , subse- quently. Of the corporals, William A. Sabin became Captain in the 3d Heavy Artillery; Harry C. Cushing, Captain and Brevet Major in the 4th U. S. Artillery, com- manding for long years the light battery at Fort Adams; while Charles H. Clark, G. Lyman Dwight and George W. Field won regimental first lieutenances. Sergeants Hen...ry Newton and Francis A. Smith secured second lieu- tenancies. First Lieutenant John Albert Monroe organ- ized and drilled the battery and through the instruction and inspiration given insured the reputation of Rhode Island Light Artillery. Noting that Clark had graduated from the English High School but two years before, Owen but one year, and that Monroe and Dwight and Cushing (all my classmates) and Brown and Corthell had left college for the service, and that with a possible single exception all were beardless at a time when it was unfashionable for men to shave, you can readily form a pretty correct idea of the "Boys of '61.
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S. Infantry, lost a leg at Gettysburg, and yet remained on duty until January 7, 1865, when he was retired, receiv- ing the brevets of Lt. Col. And Col. , U. S. A. , subse- quently. Of the corporals, William A. Sabin became Captain in the 3d Heavy Artillery; Harry C. Cushing, Captain and Brevet Major in the 4th U. S. Artillery, com- manding for long years the light battery at Fort Adams; while Charles H. Clark, G. Lyman Dwight and George W. Field won regimental first lieutenances. Sergeants Hen...ry Newton and Francis A. Smith secured second lieu- tenancies. First Lieutenant John Albert Monroe organ- ized and drilled the battery and through the instruction and inspiration given insured the reputation of Rhode Island Light Artillery. Noting that Clark had graduated from the English High School but two years before, Owen but one year, and that Monroe and Dwight and Cushing (all my classmates) and Brown and Corthell had left college for the service, and that with a possible single exception all were beardless at a time when it was unfashionable for men to shave, you can readily form a pretty correct idea of the "Boys of '61.
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