The Story of the 116th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion; Record of a Gallant Command
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Shortly after midnight the mystery came to an end, and the head of the column arrived opposite the point to be attacked at daylight. In utter darkness and perfect silence the Regiment passed the Brown House, moved out towards the enemy, and formed ready for the assault. The regimental formation was ^' double column on the centre", the division forming in Spottsylvania. 207 the clearing to the right of the Landron House, The orders were given in whispers and organizations seemed to find their po...sitions by instinct. It was still ver}^ dark when the formation of the attacking columns was completed, and an hour intervened before the time came to rush upon the enemy's works, a heavy fog adding to the density of the darkness. To those who stood there in line, cold, sleepy, tired and weary, a long, long wait it seemed to be. Hancock rode quietly to each command and said a few encouraging words in a low tone, telling the officers in turn to speak to the men and urge them to a brilliant effort.
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Shortly after midnight the mystery came to an end, and the head of the column arrived opposite the point to be attacked at daylight. In utter darkness and perfect silence the Regiment passed the Brown House, moved out towards the enemy, and formed ready for the assault. The regimental formation was ^' double column on the centre", the division forming in Spottsylvania. 207 the clearing to the right of the Landron House, The orders were given in whispers and organizations seemed to find their po...sitions by instinct. It was still ver}^ dark when the formation of the attacking columns was completed, and an hour intervened before the time came to rush upon the enemy's works, a heavy fog adding to the density of the darkness. To those who stood there in line, cold, sleepy, tired and weary, a long, long wait it seemed to be. Hancock rode quietly to each command and said a few encouraging words in a low tone, telling the officers in turn to speak to the men and urge them to a brilliant effort.
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