Meades Headquarters 1863 1865 Letters of Colonel Theodore Lyman From the Wild
Meades Headquarters 1863 1865 Letters of Colonel Theodore Lyman From the Wild
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Little Governor Sprague appeared again. He was last with us at Spotsylvania. This time he came over with Birney, who, with his thin, pale. Puritanic face, is quite a contrast. Sprague has two rabbit teeth in front that make him look like a small boy. Birney looks rather downcast. You see he was ambitious to do well while he had tem- porary command of the Corps; but all went wrong. His great charge of nine brigades, on the 18th of June, was re- pulsed; and on the 22d the Corps had that direful a...ffair in which the whole Corps was flanked, by nobody at all, so to speak. The more I think on that thing, the more ex- traordinary and disgraceful does it appear. At the same time, it is in the highest degree instructive as showing what a bold and well-informed enemy may do in thick woods, where nobody can see more than a company front. The Rebel official accounts show that Mahone, with some 6000 or 7000 men, marched in the face of two corps in line of battle, took 1600 prisoners, ten flags, and four guns, paralyzed both corps, held his position till nightfall, and retreated with a loss of not over 400 men !
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Little Governor Sprague appeared again. He was last with us at Spotsylvania. This time he came over with Birney, who, with his thin, pale. Puritanic face, is quite a contrast. Sprague has two rabbit teeth in front that make him look like a small boy. Birney looks rather downcast. You see he was ambitious to do well while he had tem- porary command of the Corps; but all went wrong. His great charge of nine brigades, on the 18th of June, was re- pulsed; and on the 22d the Corps had that direful a...ffair in which the whole Corps was flanked, by nobody at all, so to speak. The more I think on that thing, the more ex- traordinary and disgraceful does it appear. At the same time, it is in the highest degree instructive as showing what a bold and well-informed enemy may do in thick woods, where nobody can see more than a company front. The Rebel official accounts show that Mahone, with some 6000 or 7000 men, marched in the face of two corps in line of battle, took 1600 prisoners, ten flags, and four guns, paralyzed both corps, held his position till nightfall, and retreated with a loss of not over 400 men !
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