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Brigade Commander (II), November 1863–May 1864
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This chapter reports that Ramseur's brigade engaged in a skirmish on November 7 at Kelly's Ford in his absence, losing a quarter of its men, and notes that the Thirtieth North Carolina regiment showed poorly, with almost 300 soldiers surrendering to the Yankees. It notes further that the newlyweds spent the next month in the embrace of their families in Milton and Lincolnton, and in the mountains of western North Carolina, and that only reluctantly did Ramseur return to military duties.
Title: Brigade Commander (II), November 1863–May 1864
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This chapter reports that Ramseur's brigade engaged in a skirmish on November 7 at Kelly's Ford in his absence, losing a quarter of its men, and notes that the Thirtieth North Carolina regiment showed poorly, with almost 300 soldiers surrendering to the Yankees.
It notes further that the newlyweds spent the next month in the embrace of their families in Milton and Lincolnton, and in the mountains of western North Carolina, and that only reluctantly did Ramseur return to military duties.
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