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Assuming the correctness of the rebel surgeon Foard's report, on page 577 of Johnston's "Narrative," commencing with July 4th and terminating with July 31st, we have: Aggregate loss of the enemy......... 10,841 Our losses, as compiled from the official returns for July, 1864, are: Killed and Missing. Wounded. Total. Aggregate loss of July....... 3,804 5,915 9,719
I see no room for error save in the cavalry, which was very much scattered, and whose reports are much less reliable than of the infantry and artillery; but as Surgeon Foard's tables do not embrace Wheeler's, Jackson's, and Martin's divisions of cavalry, I infer that the comparison, as to cavalry losses, is a "stand-off."
I see no room for error save in the cavalry, which was very much scattered, and whose reports are much less reliable than of the infantry and artillery; but as Surgeon Foard's tables do not embrace Wheeler's, Jackson's, and Martin's divisions of cavalry, I infer that the comparison, as to cavalry losses, is a "stand-off."
I see no room for error save in the cavalry, which was very much scattered, and whose reports are much less reliable than of the infantry and artillery; but as Surgeon Foard's tables do not embrace Wheeler's, Jackson's, and Martin's divisions of cavalry, I infer that the comparison, as to cavalry losses, is a "stand-off."
Assuming the correctness of the rebel surgeon Foard's report, on page 577 of Johnston's "Narrative," commencing with July 4th and terminating with July 31st, we have: Aggregate loss of the enemy......... 10,841 Our losses, as compiled from the official returns for July, 1864, are: Killed and Missing. Wounded. Total. Aggregate loss of July....... 3,804 5,915 9,719
Lord Campbell's account. Quoted by Spedding in his Life of Bacon. Foard's Life and Correspondence of Bacon, p. 421. "They've always been at daggers drawing, And one another clapper-clawing." Butler's Hudibras, Hud., II, 2.
Assuming the correctness of the rebel surgeon Foard's report, on page 577 of Johnston's "Narrative," commencing with July 4th and terminating with July 31st, we have: Aggregate loss of the enemy......... 10,841 Our losses, as compiled from the official returns for July, 1864, are: Killed and Missing. Wounded. Total. Aggregate loss of July....... 3,804 5,915 9,719
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