If I Am Killed Tomorrow

and with a yell that could not be equaled, The lead came so quick that no troops could live before it. Our troops--some of them--
gained the works. But not in sufficient numbers to hold them, and were finally force to fall back with heavy loss; after this charge 
we retired to our works; our line this evening is at the same place it was this morning. - 73rd Illinois Regimental History

For about twenty minutes it was “hot times” The Yankees came gallantly and some reached the top of the works, but only to come 
over as prisoners while others fell almost at the muzzles of our guns, Many took refuge behind trees but were picked off. Nine were 
killed behind one tree. - Private James L. W. Blair 1st Tennessee Infantry