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Page 11
... with him . General John D. Imboden raised the Staunton Artillery before the war , and it was the first battery that took the field in Virginia . It took a very conspicuous part in the first battle of Imboden's Dash Into Charlestown 11.
... with him . General John D. Imboden raised the Staunton Artillery before the war , and it was the first battery that took the field in Virginia . It took a very conspicuous part in the first battle of Imboden's Dash Into Charlestown 11.
Page 14
... field officer . Poor fellow he was lying , horribly wounded , on the courthouse steps . He had on a beautiful sword , which he said had been presented to him , and which he asked to be allowed to retain . We fixed him as comfortably as ...
... field officer . Poor fellow he was lying , horribly wounded , on the courthouse steps . He had on a beautiful sword , which he said had been presented to him , and which he asked to be allowed to retain . We fixed him as comfortably as ...
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... field officer . He was Lieutenant Charles H. Richardson , of Baltimore , adjutant of the 9th Maryland Federal Regiment . His hip - bone was shattered , but he recovered , though left very lame , and died some years after the war . It ...
... field officer . He was Lieutenant Charles H. Richardson , of Baltimore , adjutant of the 9th Maryland Federal Regiment . His hip - bone was shattered , but he recovered , though left very lame , and died some years after the war . It ...
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... field consisted of a single line of breastworks . Their location was not altogether the result of engineering skill , or of military choice , but was in part fixed by the accidental position of the Confederate troops , where the advance ...
... field consisted of a single line of breastworks . Their location was not altogether the result of engineering skill , or of military choice , but was in part fixed by the accidental position of the Confederate troops , where the advance ...
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... field , just south of that railroad and of the Prince George Courthouse road , which runs for a few hundred yards alongside the railroad , called " Battery No. 9 , " one at Hare's Hill called “ Fort Stedman , ' one further south called ...
... field , just south of that railroad and of the Prince George Courthouse road , which runs for a few hundred yards alongside the railroad , called " Battery No. 9 , " one at Hare's Hill called “ Fort Stedman , ' one further south called ...
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