Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Generals Armistead” in chapter 1.6, section c.1.6.44, page 44 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 2.:
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The troops were rallied and reformed, but the enemy did not pursue.
A large number of brave officers and men fell or were captured on this occasion.
Of Pickett's three brigade commanders, Generals Armistead and Garnett were killed, and General Kemper dangerously wounded.
Major General Trimble, and Brigadier General Pettigrew were also wounded, the former severely.
The movements of the army precedi...
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