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^ The quotations which follow, unless otherwise indicated, are from Major Denny's Diary.
40 the enemy soon renewed their attacks, and the Americans in turn were forced to give way. " The wounded were taken to the cen- tre, where it was thought safe, and where a great many demorahzed men had sought shelter. Repeated charges by the Americans were attended with great success, but upon each occasion there were heavy losses of men and officers. Of the second regiment, Major Butler, who had shown gre...at gallantry, was dangerously wounded, and every other regi- mental officer fell except three. Indeed it seemed as if the officers had been singled out by the enemy, so great was the slaughter among them. General Butler and some of his most experienced subordinates were among the number. The men were left with few officers, '* became fearful, despaired of suc- cess, gave up the fight, and to save themselves for the moment, abandoned entirely their duty and ground, and crowded in toward the cen- tre of the field, and no exertions could put them in any order even for Defence.
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^ The quotations which follow, unless otherwise indicated, are from Major Denny's Diary.
40 the enemy soon renewed their attacks, and the Americans in turn were forced to give way. " The wounded were taken to the cen- tre, where it was thought safe, and where a great many demorahzed men had sought shelter. Repeated charges by the Americans were attended with great success, but upon each occasion there were heavy losses of men and officers. Of the second regiment, Major Butler, who had shown gre...at gallantry, was dangerously wounded, and every other regi- mental officer fell except three. Indeed it seemed as if the officers had been singled out by the enemy, so great was the slaughter among them. General Butler and some of his most experienced subordinates were among the number. The men were left with few officers, '* became fearful, despaired of suc- cess, gave up the fight, and to save themselves for the moment, abandoned entirely their duty and ground, and crowded in toward the cen- tre of the field, and no exertions could put them in any order even for Defence.
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