Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Sedgwick” in chapter 5.37 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 3.:
...th good effect.
The next morning it was found that General Sedgwick had made good his escape and removed his bridges.
Fredericksburg was also evacuated and our rear no longer threatened.
But as General Sedgwick had it in his power to recross, it was deemed best to leave General Early with his division and Barksdale's brigade to hold our lines as before.
McLaws and Anderson being directed to return to Chan...
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