Irish-American History of the United States
Irish-American History of the United States
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iii., chap, xix., pp 425, 426. **See ''Abraham Lincoln, a His- tory," Vol. X., chap, i., p. 31. ' '^- — - u . ■■■■■■■■'I .y^-s .-^ J, r_ '^' ,^-'\l ''^4 ■: .< y'\ !ll 8 :'■ Digitized by Google r (.\ * \ •7^ % ./ «^ ? -1 692 IRISH-AMERICAN HISTORY OV THE UNITED 8T.il fclS. skirmishers across the Franklin Pike, and the Federal troops were pre- pared for a renewal of the engagement. Thomas rode along the entire line, and surveyed every part of the field. His right, under Schofield and Smith, with Wilson's cavalry, was thrown well out on the plain, to assail the enemy on his left, while Steedman and Wood were to assault him in front.^ About 3 o'clock p.m. General Wood opened the battle by sending Colonel Philip Sydney Post's brigade^ to assault the work on Overton's Hill,^ while C. R. Thompson's brigade of coloured troops of Steedman's command joined in this desperate enterprise. They advanced steadily, and had almost reached the crest, when Lee's reserves charged, and pouring in a most destructive fire, the assailing column began to waver.
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