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I, Vol. XI, part I, pp. 791-793.) From Col. Tompkins' report (comdg. artillery, Sedgwick's division) : "Kirby's battery * * * arrived upon the field of battle in time to participate in the action. * * * Capt. Tompkins * * * arrived upon the field of action just at the close of the engagement. Capt. Bartlett also succeeded in getting one piece across * * * arriving upon the field immediately after Capt. Tompkins. * * * By early dawn of the 1st inst. all the remaining artillery, with the exceptio...n of two pieces of Owen's battery, was upon the field, and at 7 A. M. the remaining section of Owen's battery arrived." .From Capt. Bartlett's report (comdg. Battery B, 1st R. I. Artillery, Sedgwick's division) : "Soon after daylight of the 1st I was ordered by Gen. Sumner to place two guns on the road near Gen. Dana's brigade. One other was ordered there soon after by Gen.
AT SEVEN PINES. 183 Richardson, who ordered them to shell the point of woods across the wheat field, about 900 3'ards distant, where the bayonets of the enemy could be plainly seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, Vol. XI, part I, pp. 791-793.) From Col. Tompkins' report (comdg. artillery, Sedgwick's division) : "Kirby's battery * * * arrived upon the field of battle in time to participate in the action. * * * Capt. Tompkins * * * arrived upon the field of action just at the close of the engagement. Capt. Bartlett also succeeded in getting one piece across * * * arriving upon the field immediately after Capt. Tompkins. * * * By early dawn of the 1st inst. all the remaining artillery, with the exceptio...n of two pieces of Owen's battery, was upon the field, and at 7 A. M. the remaining section of Owen's battery arrived." .From Capt. Bartlett's report (comdg. Battery B, 1st R. I. Artillery, Sedgwick's division) : "Soon after daylight of the 1st I was ordered by Gen. Sumner to place two guns on the road near Gen. Dana's brigade. One other was ordered there soon after by Gen.
AT SEVEN PINES. 183 Richardson, who ordered them to shell the point of woods across the wheat field, about 900 3'ards distant, where the bayonets of the enemy could be plainly seen.
What to read after History of the 103d Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865, By Luther S. Dickey ..?
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