...Fairfield ; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains ; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...were in a condition to be removed," were forwarded to Williamsport. He does not mention that the number of his wounded not removed, and left to the Christian...

...Fairfield ; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains ; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...containing them, into the farm-houses on the road. General Lcc, in his report, makes repeated mention of the Union prisoners whom he conveyed into Virginia, somewhat...

...Fairfield ; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains ; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...were in a condition to be removed" were forwarded to Williamsport. He does not mention that the number of his wounded not removed, and left to the Christian...

...at Fairfield; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains; the country swarmed with his stragglers and his wounded...makes repeated mention of the Union prisoners whom h» conveyed into Virginia, somewhat overstating their number. He states, also, that "such of his wounded...

...at Fairfield; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains; the country swarmed with his stragglers and his wounded...into Virginia, somewhat overstating their number. Restates, also, that "such of his wounded as were in a condition to be removed" were forwarded to Williamsport....

...at Fairfield : a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...were in a condition to be removed " were forwarded to Williamsport. He does not mention that the number of his wounded which were not removed, and left to...

...at Fairfield; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...were in a condition to be removed " were forwarded to Williamsport. He does not mention that the number of his wounded which were not removed, and left to...

...at Fairfield; a great number of wagons and ambulances were captured in the passes of the mountains; the country swarmed with his stragglers, and his wounded...emptied from the vehicles containing them into the farm houses on the road. General Lee, in his report, makes repeated mention of the Union prisoners...

...stragglers; & he literally emptied his wounded from the vehicles containing them into the farm houses on the road. General Lee, in his report, makes repeated...into Virginia, somewhat overstating their number. He mentions also that "such of his wounded as were in a condition to be removed" were forwarded to Williamsport....