Memoir of Maj.-Gen. George H. Thomas
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GEORGE H. THOMAS.
column on his flank, and fled towards Buzzard's Roost, our troops occupying Tunnel Hill ridge. Palmer's command was then moved forward and took position on HoAvard's right, along the ridge, and both corps remained there for the night.
Hooker's column reached Trickum Post-office about 4 p.m., and camped for the night, picketing strongly the roads leading from Buzzard's Roost and Dalton, as Avell as the approaches from the direction of Villanow. General Kilpatrick's divi- sion o...f cavalry took post at or near Gordon's Springs, to be in readiness to establish communication with the Army of the Tennessee, which was expected at Villanow on the morning of the 8th. Harker's brigade of Newton's division, Howard's corps, was pushed along the crest of Rocky Face Ridge to within half a mile of the rebel signal-station. Thei'e it came upon obstructions of too formidable a character to admit of further progress except with very severe loss. It w^as in- structed to hold the position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE H. THOMAS.
column on his flank, and fled towards Buzzard's Roost, our troops occupying Tunnel Hill ridge. Palmer's command was then moved forward and took position on HoAvard's right, along the ridge, and both corps remained there for the night.
Hooker's column reached Trickum Post-office about 4 p.m., and camped for the night, picketing strongly the roads leading from Buzzard's Roost and Dalton, as Avell as the approaches from the direction of Villanow. General Kilpatrick's divi- sion o...f cavalry took post at or near Gordon's Springs, to be in readiness to establish communication with the Army of the Tennessee, which was expected at Villanow on the morning of the 8th. Harker's brigade of Newton's division, Howard's corps, was pushed along the crest of Rocky Face Ridge to within half a mile of the rebel signal-station. Thei'e it came upon obstructions of too formidable a character to admit of further progress except with very severe loss. It w^as in- structed to hold the position.
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