Following the Flag From August 1861 to November 1862 With the Army of the P
Following the Flag From August 1861 to November 1862 With the Army of the P
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They remember one who fell in front of Richmond, a descendant of a * Campaign from Texas to Maryland, p. 89. | Ibid, p. 90.
IQ8 Following the Flag.
SEDGWICK'S ATTACK.
The diagram gives the position of the troops on this part of the field at the time of Sedgwick's attack.
1 Dana's Brigade.
2 Gorman's Brigade.
3 Howard's, after change of front.
4 Green's and Williams's Divisions.
5 Ricketts's Division.
J Jackson's head-quarters. L Ledges with breastworks. M Miller's.
6 Meade's Division.
7 Doubled...ay's Division.
8 Position reached by Green and Williams.
9 Union batteries in Miller's corn- field.
P Poffenberger's. T Toll House. R Rebels attacking Sedgwick's flank.
The road running north from the church in the Hagerstown turn- pike. That running northeast from *. He church leads to Hoffman's farm. The narrow way in the woods where Jackson established his head-quarters, is a farm-road.
Following the Flag. 199 glorious Revolutionary sire, the patriot Put- nam, relative of the young officer, Lieutenant Putnam, who fell mortally wounded at Ball's Bluff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They remember one who fell in front of Richmond, a descendant of a * Campaign from Texas to Maryland, p. 89. | Ibid, p. 90.
IQ8 Following the Flag.
SEDGWICK'S ATTACK.
The diagram gives the position of the troops on this part of the field at the time of Sedgwick's attack.
1 Dana's Brigade.
2 Gorman's Brigade.
3 Howard's, after change of front.
4 Green's and Williams's Divisions.
5 Ricketts's Division.
J Jackson's head-quarters. L Ledges with breastworks. M Miller's.
6 Meade's Division.
7 Doubled...ay's Division.
8 Position reached by Green and Williams.
9 Union batteries in Miller's corn- field.
P Poffenberger's. T Toll House. R Rebels attacking Sedgwick's flank.
The road running north from the church in the Hagerstown turn- pike. That running northeast from *. He church leads to Hoffman's farm. The narrow way in the woods where Jackson established his head-quarters, is a farm-road.
Following the Flag. 199 glorious Revolutionary sire, the patriot Put- nam, relative of the young officer, Lieutenant Putnam, who fell mortally wounded at Ball's Bluff.
What to read after Following the Flag From August 1861 to November 1862 With the Army of the P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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