. Tredicesimo reggimento di fanteria volontaria del New Hampshire nella guerra della ribellione, 1861-1865: Un diario che copre tre anni e un giorno. Il passaggio della strada, in linea di battaglia, era la Brigata dei Fairchilds della Division 2d, la divisione comandata dal Gen. Heckman. Questa forza, gli skirmishers precededededby, avanzava sul terreno aperto a 3.30 jj. M. Hanno ottenuto LA DESCRIZIONE DELLA MAPPA. Charles City Road. C. Allen. D. Hobson. B. strada seguita da New Market Heights a Seven Pines.E. Opere di terra dell'antica Unione. F. sette pini battaglia-campo.G. Hilliard. H. Kuhn. I. Francese. K. King.L. Williamsburg Road. M. York R.

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. Thirteenth regiment of New Hampshire volunteer infantry in the war of the rebellion, 1861-1865: a diary covering three years and a day . heleft of the road, in line of battle, was Fairchilds Brigade of the 2d Divi-sion, the Division commanded by Gen. Heckman. This force, precededby skirmishers, advanced over the open ground at 3.30 jj. m. They got DESCRIPTION OF MAP. A. Charles City Road. C. Allen. D. Hobson. B. B. Road followed from New Market Heights to Seven Pines.E. Old Union earth-works. F. Seven Pines battle-field.G. Hilliard. H. Kuhn. I. French. K. King.L. Williamsburg Road. M. York River Railroad. N. Fair Oaks station. R. Roads leading southward. P. Pine timber, where the Thirteenth was placed as flankers fronting the York River Railroad.S. Here was a large fort not shown on the official map.T. Eachos Hospital. V. W. Open ground. Y. Whites Tavern on the Charles City road.Z. Fort Lee on Charles City road ; about two miles eastward of Lt. Col. Normand Smiths farm (1887), which is on the same road.X. W. Jordans garden near here visited by Smith and Morrison.U. U. U. Confederate main lines, trenches and rifle-pits.. FAIR OAKS, October 27, 1864.Tracing of Official Map. Scale, one and one half inches to one mile. 1864 BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS. 507 close to tlio enemys works, but were repulsed with a considerable loss, each of the two assaulting brigades losing three colors. Shortly after dark, Gen. Weitzel began to withdraw to the CharlesCity road, the rain, darkness, mud and narrow road making the retreatvery fatiguing for the troojjs, who were marching all night. The lossesin the whole movement, by the 10th and 18th Corps in killed, woundedand missing, were about 1, 100 men. The enemy met here, who hadjust arrived from Gen. Ewells lines north of the James, were Gen. FieldsDivision, assisted by, or co-operating with. Gen. Garys Cavalry Brigade.The enemys losses were very small, his defense having been made behindthe best of entrenchments, the heavy system of Richmon

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