Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 176
... division ( including that of D. R. Jones ) D. H. Hill's division . Cavalry and reserve artillery .. 15,920 11,151 2,209 Ten days later this force had been increased by A. P. Hill's division estimated at 4,000 and Huger's division ...
... division ( including that of D. R. Jones ) D. H. Hill's division . Cavalry and reserve artillery .. 15,920 11,151 2,209 Ten days later this force had been increased by A. P. Hill's division estimated at 4,000 and Huger's division ...
Page 189
... division of Heintzelman's corps on both sides of the Williams- burg Road . Hooker was supported by Kearny's division on the left , and on the right by Richardson's division of Sumner's corps . The Confederate pickets were driven in and ...
... division of Heintzelman's corps on both sides of the Williams- burg Road . Hooker was supported by Kearny's division on the left , and on the right by Richardson's division of Sumner's corps . The Confederate pickets were driven in and ...
Page 233
... division , therefore , moved out at 9 o'clock but owing to flank at- tacks and lack of support it was 1:15 P. M. before the Confederates were 233 tion that after Franklin had attacked Lee's right Sumner could carry the line near the ...
... division , therefore , moved out at 9 o'clock but owing to flank at- tacks and lack of support it was 1:15 P. M. before the Confederates were 233 tion that after Franklin had attacked Lee's right Sumner could carry the line near the ...
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