Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Hamilton's Crossing” in chapter 6, page 595 of Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 2.:
...he railroad, but it was speedily repulsed with loss; one of its regiments, the Fifty-seventh North Carolina, was almost annihilated, having had two hundred and twenty-four men disabled.
In front of Hamilton's Crossing , Birney and Sickles had replaced Meade's and Gibbon's divisions, which had been placed in reserve to recover from their losses.
The enemy's artillery had also caused much damage to Doubleday.
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