History of the First Maine Cavalry 1861 1865
History of the First Maine Cavalry 1861 1865
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M and E, was sent Avith orders to Col. Taylor, commanding the First brigade, who was at or near Thoroughfare Gap. After proceeding several miles they met the First brigade, delivered the orders, and started to rejoin the regiment. In the meantime the corps had advanced to the town of Upperville, and Gen. Kilpatrick"s brigade was hotly engaged in and about the town, while the remainder of the corps was drawn up in two lines of battle on the hill southeast of the town, the First Maine being in th...e second line. As Capt. Brown's command was about to join the regiment, and had nearly reached its position in the line, orders reached the captain to report with the two companies to Kilpatrick, who was on the pike just at the edge of the town. Accompanied by Col. Smith the two companies advanced to the position designated, and Capt. Brown reported as ordered, while the remainder of the regiment also came up and halted. Gen. Kili)atrick at once said to Captain Brown, "Captain, I want you to go through this town and drive those fellows out.
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M and E, was sent Avith orders to Col. Taylor, commanding the First brigade, who was at or near Thoroughfare Gap. After proceeding several miles they met the First brigade, delivered the orders, and started to rejoin the regiment. In the meantime the corps had advanced to the town of Upperville, and Gen. Kilpatrick"s brigade was hotly engaged in and about the town, while the remainder of the corps was drawn up in two lines of battle on the hill southeast of the town, the First Maine being in th...e second line. As Capt. Brown's command was about to join the regiment, and had nearly reached its position in the line, orders reached the captain to report with the two companies to Kilpatrick, who was on the pike just at the edge of the town. Accompanied by Col. Smith the two companies advanced to the position designated, and Capt. Brown reported as ordered, while the remainder of the regiment also came up and halted. Gen. Kili)atrick at once said to Captain Brown, "Captain, I want you to go through this town and drive those fellows out.
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