Vulgar words in Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863 (Page 1)
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Both he and the adjutant-general were much knocked up by the journey; but I revived the former with the last of the Immortalité rum.
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I felt quite sorry that they should be opposed to my Southern friends, and I regretted still more that they should be obliged to serve with or under a Butler, a Milroy, or even a Hooker.