...occasioned untold -misery, especially to the wounded. Referring to this in a private letter he wrote : "I do not feel it much in my own person, but I sympathize...me that it seems at times I can hardly endure it." While his soldiers admired his personal dash and trusted implicitly to his skill as a general, they...

...misery, especially to the wounded. Referring to this in a private letter he wrote : "I do not fuel it much in my own person, but I sympathize so much...me that it seems at times I can hardly endure it." While his soldiers admired his personal dash and trusted implicitly to his skill as a general, they...

...battlefield could not harden him to human suffering. Writing to his brother on this subject he said : " I do not feel it much in my own person, but I sympathize...me, that it seems at times I can hardly endure it." Those who knew him intimately have heard him relate, with keen appreciation, the following incident:...

...movements south of Petersburg, so touched his heart that he wrote to his brother : " I do not feel much in my own person, but I sympathize so much with...is no nobler name upon either roll. HENRY L. ABBOT. General ©roer of tbe TOnlteo States Hrms, announcing tbe f Inolngs, etc., of tbe Court of Inqulrg...

...Petersburg, so touched his heart that he wrote to his brother : "I do not feel it much in my own pel-son, but I sympathize so much with the suffering around...Potomac. There is no nobler name upon either roll. HEADQUARTERS CORPS OK ENGINEERS, UNITED STATES ARMY, Washington, D. ('., August 9, 1882. (GENERAL ORDERS,...

...the winter movements south of Petersburg, so touched his heart that he wrote to his brother : "I do not feel it much in my own person, but I sympathize so much with the suffering arovmd me that it seems at times I can hardly endure it." He is now peacefully at rest beyond the reach...