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Excerpt from Reminiscences of a Scout, Spy and Soldier of Forrest's Cavalry
Of that charge, of course, neither knew. But one was terribly uneasy in regard to himself and so was the other feeling bad for his friend's situation. It was this, one had been wounded, shot in the face, was discharged from the army. At that time, 1861, a discharge was easy. The Confederate authorities were not particular in having dis figured, maimed or any kind of cripples on the fighting line.
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