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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book IV:—Third winter. (search)
lengthening itself in the direction of Strasburg, is hesitating anew. The line of Ward's division being broken by the march, he re-forms it on the left to avert an imaginary danger, and pushes forward the Second division under the command of General Prince, who is Humphreys' successor. When at length he moves forward the day is already far spent, and he still retards Prince's march by the exaggerated importance he gives to his skirmishing lines. Reaching the strong position of Walker, the Fedy of the division follows the James City road, which ascends the northern extremity of Thoroughfare Mountain. Kilpatrick awaits the enemy in that position with his second brigade, which Colonel Davies commands since the death of Farnsworth; General Prince, who, with a division of the Third corps, is encamped between Griffinsburg and James City, sends him the Onehundred-and-twentieth New York. But this reinforcement of less than three hundred men is not sufficient to enable Kilpatrick to cope