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General orders, no. 1. Headquarters 33d U.S.C.T., late 1st So. Car. Volunteers. Morris Island, S.C., Feb. 9, 1866. : Comrades: The hour is at hand when we must separate for ever, and nothing can ever take from us the pride we feel, when we look back upon the history of the 1st South Carolina Volunteers--the first black regiment that ever bore arms in defence of freedom on the continent of America
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