The "Twenty-Seventh": A Regimental History

Sheldon, Winthrop Dudley · 1931

The three footnotes in the Catalogues (Chapters IX to XII) have multiple anchors denoted by [A], [B] and [C]. These footnotes have been left at the end of each relevant section, as in the original text. The footnotes are listed here for easy reference: [A] Taken prisoner at Fredericksburg. [B] Taken prisoner at Chancellorsville. [C] Taken prisoner at Gettysburg. “As by the west wind driven, the ocean waves Dash forward on the far-resounding shore, Wave upon wave: first curls the ruffled sea, With whit’ning crests; anon with thundering roar It breaks upon the beach, and, from the crags Recoiling, flings in giant curves its head Aloft, and…

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