The Chancellorsville Campaign: Fredericksburg to Salem ChurchNeale Publishing Company, 1907 - 124 pages |
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Page 41
... success , so bril- liant for our men , was dearly earned by the sacrifice of the lives of seventy- five of the noble sons of Alabama and the wounding of three hundred and seventy - two . " I now , " continues General Mc- Laws ...
... success , so bril- liant for our men , was dearly earned by the sacrifice of the lives of seventy- five of the noble sons of Alabama and the wounding of three hundred and seventy - two . " I now , " continues General Mc- Laws ...
Page 57
... successes can set up dictators . What I now ask of you is military success , and I will risk the dictator- ship . The Government will support you to the utmost of its ability , which is neither more nor less than it has done and will do ...
... successes can set up dictators . What I now ask of you is military success , and I will risk the dictator- ship . The Government will support you to the utmost of its ability , which is neither more nor less than it has done and will do ...
Page 58
... success of our cause . To secure these ends , your commander will require the cheer- ful and zealous co - operation of every officer and soldier in the army . In equipment , intelligence , and valor the enemy is our inferior ; let us ...
... success of our cause . To secure these ends , your commander will require the cheer- ful and zealous co - operation of every officer and soldier in the army . In equipment , intelligence , and valor the enemy is our inferior ; let us ...
Page 69
... successful movement on your part will be of great service to us by preventing Long- street from being further reinforced , and may compel him to withdraw . JOHN A. DIX , Major - General . April 30 , 1863-12.30 P. M. Major - General John ...
... successful movement on your part will be of great service to us by preventing Long- street from being further reinforced , and may compel him to withdraw . JOHN A. DIX , Major - General . April 30 , 1863-12.30 P. M. Major - General John ...
Page 76
... success to us , having lost a position of two lines , which had been selected for our defence . It is now 1.30 o'clock ( P. M. ) , and there is still some firing of artillery . If Sedgwick could have gotten up , there could have been ...
... success to us , having lost a position of two lines , which had been selected for our defence . It is now 1.30 o'clock ( P. M. ) , and there is still some firing of artillery . If Sedgwick could have gotten up , there could have been ...
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Abraham Lincoln advance Anderson April April 27 Army of Northern artillery attack Banks Barksdale's brigade battery battle of Chancellorsville Brigadier-General Camp near Falmouth cavalry cellorsville Chancellorsville Chancellorsville Campaign Chief of Staff Chief Quartermaster Colonel column cross the river DAN'L BUTTERFIELD directed Early enemy enemy's eral fall back flank Fredericksburg front Gordonsville Guest's guns Hazel Headquarters Army Hoke's hundred icksburg infantry intrenchments Jackson John Sedgwick JOSEPH HOOKER Kelly's Ford large force Lee's Hill lorsville Major-General Butterfield Major-General Commanding Major-General Hooker Marye's Hill McLaws ment miles morning move night Northern Virginia o'clock officers old turnpike Orange Plank road ordered P. M. Major-General pontoon bridge posi position Potomac R. E. LEE Railroad Rapidan Rappahannock River rear regiments Report respectfully Richmond ridge RUFUS INGALLS Salem Church Salem Heights Semmes skirmishers Stoneman Stuart Taylor's Telegraph road tion troops United States Ford Washington Wilcox Willis Hill woods wounded yards