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Many of the wounded and many of the captured died. No authentic details are available for the Confederate side. Pennsylvania's bravery upon this field embraces 26, 628 men ; in detail, 68 regiments of infantry, 8 regiments of cavalry and 5 batteries of artillery. The killed and mortally wounded are 67 officers and 964 men; total, J03J. The general casual- ties number 5907.
Hancock's old First Division of his corps suffered great loss during the second day's fight, but exhibited its usual braver...y. The enemy's assault on the third day fell directly upon Han- cock's front. His troops maintained their record for unyielding courage and bravery unexampled.
12 Wounded severely in the midst of the fight, he remained upon the field to see his troops capture "prisoners by the thousands and battle flags in sheaves, " and to dictate a dispatch to General Meade that "the enemy had been repulsed, " the victory of victories won* Returning to the army after months of suf- fering and painful distress, the battle flags of his matchless corps blazoned with victories, he again commanded his corps at the Wilderness, Spotsyl- vania, North Anna, Totopotomoy, Cold Harbor, the battles before Petersburg, Deep Bottom, and upon many other fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of the wounded and many of the captured died. No authentic details are available for the Confederate side. Pennsylvania's bravery upon this field embraces 26, 628 men ; in detail, 68 regiments of infantry, 8 regiments of cavalry and 5 batteries of artillery. The killed and mortally wounded are 67 officers and 964 men; total, J03J. The general casual- ties number 5907.
Hancock's old First Division of his corps suffered great loss during the second day's fight, but exhibited its usual braver...y. The enemy's assault on the third day fell directly upon Han- cock's front. His troops maintained their record for unyielding courage and bravery unexampled.
12 Wounded severely in the midst of the fight, he remained upon the field to see his troops capture "prisoners by the thousands and battle flags in sheaves, " and to dictate a dispatch to General Meade that "the enemy had been repulsed, " the victory of victories won* Returning to the army after months of suf- fering and painful distress, the battle flags of his matchless corps blazoned with victories, he again commanded his corps at the Wilderness, Spotsyl- vania, North Anna, Totopotomoy, Cold Harbor, the battles before Petersburg, Deep Bottom, and upon many other fields.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Harrison Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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