A History of the Army of the Potomac

6th Wisconsin A. P. Hill advance arrived artillery assistance attack bank battery Bridge Bull Run Burnside Capt Captain captured cavalry charge column command compelled Comte de Paris Confederate crossed Culp's Hill D. H. Hill directed division Doubleday Duffié enemy enemy's engaged Ewell field fight fire force Ford forward fought Fredericksburg front Gettysburg Gibbon Gregg guns Hancock Harper's Ferry headquarters heavy Heintzelman Hill Hooker infantry Iron Brigade Jackson left flank Lieut Lieutenant Colonel line of battle Little Round Top Longstreet mand McCall McClellan McDowell McLaws Meade Meade's miles morning mountain moved movement night o'clock officers ordered Pennsylvania Reserves picket Plank road Pleasonton position Potomac railroad Rappahannock rear reënforcements regiment retired retreat Reynolds Richmond Ricketts ridge right flank river rode Second Brigade Second Corps Sedgwick sent Sickles skirmishers soldiers soon staff Stuart Third Brigade troops Union Union army valley Warrenton Washington woods wounded York