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ss which I can give you from the bottom of my heart You will find your reward in the proud conviction that the cause for which you have battled so nobly has been crowned with abundant success. Officers and soldiers of the Thirty-Third United States Colored Troops, once the First South Carolina Volunteers, I bid you all farewell! By order of Lt.-Col. C. T. TROWBRIDGE, commanding Regiment E. W. HYDE, Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant. INDEX [page numbers have been retained for the W. W. Norton paperback reprint to show relative location in file.] Index Aiken, William, GOT., 166 Aiken, South Carolina, 249 Allston, Adam, Corp., 103 Andrew, J. A., Gov., 29, 215, 216, sends Emancipation Proclamation to Higginson, 85 Bates, Edward, 275 Battle of the Hundred Pines, 95, 104 Beach, H. A., Lt, 257, 258 Beaufort, South Carolina, 33, 34, 38, 106, 142, 215 Higginson visits, 64 Negro troops march through, 74 picket station near, 134 residents visit camp, 147 Negro troops patrol, 219 Beauregard, P. G.T., Gen., 45, 73 Beecher, H. R., Rev., 241 Bell, Louis, Col., 225 Bennett, W. T., Gen., 249, 255 Bezzard, James, 95 Bigelow, L. F., Lt, 28 Billings, L., Lt.-Col., 255 Bingham, J. M., Lt, 170, 257 Brannan, J. M, Gen., 107 Brisbane, W. H., 60 Bronson, William, Sgt, 260 Brown, A. B., Lt, 258 Brown, John, 29, 45, 61, 76 Brown, John (Negro), 262 Brown, York, 262 Bryant, J. E., Capt, 220 Budd, Lt, 83 Burnside, A. E., Gen., 54, 55 Butler, B. F., Gen., 27 Calhoun, J. C., Capt., 150 Camplife, 30 evening activities, 36-39, 44-49 Casualties, 89 Chamberlin, G. B., Lt., 177, 257 Chamberlin, Mrs., 229 Charleston, South Carolina, attacked, 137, 143, 150 Negro troops in, 249 Charleston and Savannah Railway, 163 Cheever, G. B., Rev., 278 Child, A. Lt, 258 Christmas, 55, 56 Clark, Capt, 84, 89, 102 Clifton, Capt, 100, 101 Clinton, J. B., Lt, 165 Colors, Stands of, 56, 60 Confederates, 35 use spies, 91, 93 attack Negro troops, 86-87, 100-102 threaten to burn Jacksonville, 110 civilians fear Negro troops, 116 retreat, 126-127,142 Connecticut Regiment, Sixth, 122, 124, 126 Seventh, 93 Corwin, B. R., MaJ., 120, 126 Crandall, W. B., Surg., 255 Crum, Simon, Corp., 249 Cushman, James, 241 Danilson, W. H., Maj., 93, 256, Davis, C. I., Lt., 257 Davis., R. M., Lt., 259 Davis, W. W. H., Gen., 164 Department of the South, 15, 80 quiet
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