History of the Eighty Fifty Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry 1861 1865
History of the Eighty Fifty Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry 1861 1865
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August 16. Attacked and carried the enemy s works at Deep Run, capturing about 300 prisoners and 6 battle-flags.
August 18. Attacked near Deep Run by the enemy, who were repulsed with loss.
August 20. During the night the First and Second Brigades recrossed the James River and returned to the intrenchments in front of Bermuda Hundred, the Third Brigade returning to Deep Bottom. (O. R. , Vol. XLII, part I, pp. 99, 100. ) A composite journal of events of the operations of the Regiment from Sun da...y, August 14, to Sunday, August 21, 1864, compiled from the diaries of Com, Sergt. Bell, Sergt. Swearer, and Corp. Chick, gives the activities of the Regi ment as follows: Sunday, August 14. Regiment crossed the James River on Pontoon-bridge about 2 a. M. And marched out to within a short distance of the picket line of Foster s brigade, where it went into bivouac, the men lying on their arms in line of battle; shortly after the break of day, before the men had breakfasted, firing began on the picket line in the im mediate front, and the Regiment was advanced as if to the support of the pickets; how ever, before reaching the picket line the Regiment was moved to the left of the posi tion occupied by Foster s brigade, and with the other regiments of Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
August 16. Attacked and carried the enemy s works at Deep Run, capturing about 300 prisoners and 6 battle-flags.
August 18. Attacked near Deep Run by the enemy, who were repulsed with loss.
August 20. During the night the First and Second Brigades recrossed the James River and returned to the intrenchments in front of Bermuda Hundred, the Third Brigade returning to Deep Bottom. (O. R. , Vol. XLII, part I, pp. 99, 100. ) A composite journal of events of the operations of the Regiment from Sun da...y, August 14, to Sunday, August 21, 1864, compiled from the diaries of Com, Sergt. Bell, Sergt. Swearer, and Corp. Chick, gives the activities of the Regi ment as follows: Sunday, August 14. Regiment crossed the James River on Pontoon-bridge about 2 a. M. And marched out to within a short distance of the picket line of Foster s brigade, where it went into bivouac, the men lying on their arms in line of battle; shortly after the break of day, before the men had breakfasted, firing began on the picket line in the im mediate front, and the Regiment was advanced as if to the support of the pickets; how ever, before reaching the picket line the Regiment was moved to the left of the posi tion occupied by Foster s brigade, and with the other regiments of Col.
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