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Page 328
... Chickahominy around Richmond affords an idea of the enemy's position at the commencement of the action . This stream meanders through the tide - water district of Virginia — its course approaching that of the arc of a circle in the ...
... Chickahominy around Richmond affords an idea of the enemy's position at the commencement of the action . This stream meanders through the tide - water district of Virginia — its course approaching that of the arc of a circle in the ...
Page 329
... Chickahominy , so as to gain ground towards the Pamunkey , marched to the left of Mechanicsville , while Gen. Hill , keeping well to the Chickahominy , approached that village and engaged the enemy there . With about fourteen thousand ...
... Chickahominy , so as to gain ground towards the Pamunkey , marched to the left of Mechanicsville , while Gen. Hill , keeping well to the Chickahominy , approached that village and engaged the enemy there . With about fourteen thousand ...
Page 330
... Chickahominy , near the Powhite Creek , two or three miles above the crossing of the York River railroad . From Meadow Bridge to this railroad , the distance along the Chickahominy on the north side is about ten miles . The different ...
... Chickahominy , near the Powhite Creek , two or three miles above the crossing of the York River railroad . From Meadow Bridge to this railroad , the distance along the Chickahominy on the north side is about ten miles . The different ...
Page 331
... Chickahominy about ten miles from the city . South of the railroad is the Williamsburg road , connecting with the Nine Mile road at Seven Pines . The former road connects with the New Bridge road , which turns off and crosses the ...
... Chickahominy about ten miles from the city . South of the railroad is the Williamsburg road , connecting with the Nine Mile road at Seven Pines . The former road connects with the New Bridge road , which turns off and crosses the ...
Page 332
... Chickahominy , and were , during the whole of the day , moving in the hunt for the enemy . The dis- position which was made of our forces brought General Long- street on the enemy's front , immediately supported by General Hill's ...
... Chickahominy , and were , during the whole of the day , moving in the hunt for the enemy . The dis- position which was made of our forces brought General Long- street on the enemy's front , immediately supported by General Hill's ...
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