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Saw 350 rebel prisoners near | Saw 350 rebel prisoners near | ||
Pope's head quarters - Good looking | Pope's head quarters - Good looking | ||
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| + | [typed; upside down]by command of[end typed text] | ||
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men but poorly clothed. | men but poorly clothed. | ||
Accompanying maps show | Accompanying maps show | ||
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Yesterday afternoon our | Yesterday afternoon our | ||
division pushed on up the | division pushed on up the | ||
| − | Warrenton | + | Warrenton pike from Fairfax C. H. |
and stopped about a mile beyond | and stopped about a mile beyond | ||
Cub Run. hardly sat down to rest | Cub Run. hardly sat down to rest | ||
before we noticed struggling on | before we noticed struggling on | ||
| − | the left of our position that was | + | the left of our position that was [typed; upside down]1862, 'oclock M.[end typed text] |
increasing alarmingly every | increasing alarmingly every | ||
| − | moment. In half an hour the | + | moment. In half an hour the [typed; upside down]Head Quarters[end typed text] |
whole army were falling back, our | whole army were falling back, our | ||
left wing having been turned. Batty | left wing having been turned. Batty | ||
D immediately went into position | D immediately went into position | ||
on the left of the Pike supported | on the left of the Pike supported | ||
| + | [typed; upside down] 1862, o'clock M.[end typed text] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:11, 29 April 2019
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Saw 350 rebel prisoners near
Pope's head quarters - Good looking
[typed; upside down]by command of[end typed text]
men but poorly clothed.
Accompanying maps show
the three different positions -
31st.
Yesterday afternoon our
division pushed on up the Warrenton pike from Fairfax C. H. and stopped about a mile beyond Cub Run. hardly sat down to rest before we noticed struggling on the left of our position that was [typed; upside down]1862, 'oclock M.[end typed text] increasing alarmingly every moment. In half an hour the [typed; upside down]Head Quarters[end typed text] whole army were falling back, our left wing having been turned. Batty D immediately went into position on the left of the Pike supported [typed; upside down] 1862, o'clock M.[end typed text]