... almost on the hypothenuse of an angle to the original line of battle, his gallant Michiganders and Bay-State lads sweeping the perimeter of the circle they were describing, with irresistible fury. Gorman 's line had extended itself on the right, until his left rested in front and in advance of the first position of his right, his line being swung round at right angles with the crest of the hill, and B...