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Chapter 33: battles around Spottsylvania.
Hill's Corps was composed of Heth's, Wilcox's and Mahone's (formerly Anderson's) division of infantry and three battalions of artillery under Colonel Walker.
When I took command of it, the infantry numbered about 13,000 muskets for duty.
General Lee's orders to me were to move b k road to Spottsylvania CourtHouse as soon as our front was clear of the enemy.
In order to get into that road, it was necessary to reopen an old one leading from Hill's right, by which I was enabled to take a cross-road leading into the road from Shady Grove to Todd's Tavern.
The wagon trains and all the artillery, except one b e behind entrenched lines, and had a brisk engagement with that force.
While Wilcox was absent, an order was received by me, from General Lee, to turn over to General Hill the command of his corps, as he had reported for duty.
I did so at once and thus terminated my connection with this corps, which I had commanded during all th
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