Un livre de texte sur la géographie, l'histoire, la constitution et le gouvernement civil du Vermont; aussi la Constitution et le gouvernement civil des États-Unis., une publication expressément préparée à se conformer aux lois de l'école publique du Vermont . ghth. Ces derniers, avec les deux flatteries, ont été envoyés à Ship Island où ils ont été comés par le général Phelps, ancien colonel de FirstVermont, et le général Butler que nous avons vu à ForressMonroe. Avant la fin du mois d'octobre, trois autres régimentspendant trois ans, les neuvième, dixième et onzième, et les fiversations, les douzième, treizième, quatorzième, quinzième 278 Histoire du Vermont et du Sixte

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A text book of the geography, history, constitution and civil government of Vermont; also Constitution and civil government of the US., a publication expressly prepared to comply with Vermont's state school laws . ghth. These, with the twobatteries, were sent to Ship Island where they were wel-comed by General Phelps, formerly Colonel of the FirstVermont, and General Butler whom we saw at FortressMonroe. Before the end of October three more regimentsfor three years, the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh, and fiveregiments, the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth 278 History of Vermont and Sixteenth, for nine months, had been forwarded toWashington. No new regiments were furnished in 1863.The Third Vermont Battery was mustered in January i, 1864, and the Seventeenth Vermont Regiment in Marchand April of the same year. 15. The Service.—The service of the First VermontRegiment was in the neighborhood of Fortress Monroe, inVirginia. The Seventh Vermont served in New Orleans, at Vicksburg and at Baton Rouge on the Mississippi, and atPensacola, Fla., and Mobile, Ala. After the close of thewar this regiment was sent, as a part of an army of obser-vation, to the banks of the Rio Grande in Texas to watch. Reunion of Thirteenth Vermont Regiment at Gettysburg, Pa., October, 1899 the progress of events in Mexico, where an attempt wasmaking with the aid of France to establish an empire. Thescheme failed and the regiment was mustered out and senthome, reaching Brattleboro in April, 1866. The Civil War 279 The Eighth Vermont saw service in Louisiana and Mis-sissippi, and later, in 1864, in the Valley of Virginia, whereit did valiant fighting under Colonel, afterwards General, Stephen Thomas. The Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Vermontregiments were brigaded as the First Vermont Brigade inOctober, 1861. This brigade had its full share of marchingand fighting in General McClellans campaign againstRichmond, performed distinguished service at Savage Sta-tion and White Oak S^mp,

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