[128] On the morning of April 14 the Union gunboats Estrella, Arizona, and Calhoun sank the Confederate ram Queen of the West in nearby Grand Lake. Ninety men, including Captain E. W. Fuller, who was known as "King of the Swamp" according to Banks, were rescued from the sinking ram and taken prisoner, but at least thirty others drowned. Fuller was taken to Fort Delaware, where he died in prison. "A braver man," according to Taylor, "never lived." [Note 128]
[Diary of a Christian Soldier: Rufus Kinsley and the Civil War, Rufus Kinsley, David C. Rankin, pp. 127/246, n.128]
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