. The First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in the Great Rebellion: containing the story of the campaign; an account of the "Great uprising of the people of state," and other articles upon subjects associated with the early war period .. . r lives till the red tide was have fought a good fight and to wait for their crown,In unbroken ranks have laid themselves downIn glorys cold grave and the urn of their dustTo the care of their comrades and kindred entrust,Who fondly will cherish the treasure so dear,Whose story from parents our children shall hearAnd repeat to their offspring—for
. The First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in the Great Rebellion: containing the story of the campaign; an account of the "Great uprising of the people of state," and other articles upon subjects associated with the early war period .. . r lives till the red tide was have fought a good fight and to wait for their crown,In unbroken ranks have laid themselves downIn glorys cold grave and the urn of their dustTo the care of their comrades and kindred entrust,Who fondly will cherish the treasure so dear,Whose story from parents our children shall hearAnd repeat to their offspring—forever the sameWhile our Flag bears a star or our Country a faithfully, tenderly, freely to-dayOur offerings of love on their altars we lay—Our garlands entwined from the sweetest of flowers,Nor incense less fragrant from these hearts of the memory sacred of husbands and sires,Of lovers and sons we light holy fires, FIRST NEW HAMPSHIRE. 373 Whose flame on loves altar oft-kindled shall glowTill heart-flowers wither and tears cease to flow. Fraternity, Loyalty, Charity nowMay twine their bright laurels for Victorys brow,But greener the palms of the victors shall waveOer the land of the free and the home of the CHAPTER XIV. STATISTICAL TABLES. The imperfection of the records incident to the excit-ing scenesof the early period of the war; the length oftime that has elapsed ; the neglect of many to reportthemselves to the author, and the liability to mistakes bythose who have reported the names and record of theircomrades, which it has been impossible in many casesto verify ; together with the difficulty of tracing the rec-ord of both living and dead veterans, have renderedmuch imcompleteness and probably, many inaccuraciesin the following tables unavoidable. Especially is thistrue in Tables 2, 3 and 4. FIRST NEW HAMPSHIRE. 375 < 5 0^ w HO <2 QO (fl M VOVO^VO^OVDVDOMD OOC/DCOCOOOCOOOCOOO o»^ u s C^O^C^CJ^O^C^a^c^O^ H O < bJO br. be bJD bJO bJD br
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