Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Eastern Virginia” in chapter 1.11 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 31.:
...mdash;a brilliant achievement. By General James A. Walker.
Fort Stedman was a Federal redoubt, and occupied a spot near what was once the residence of Mr. Otway P. Hare, a man widely known in Eastern Virginia in antebellum days.
Its site was locally known as Hare's Hill.
I was then in command of a division in the corps commanded by General John B. Gordon, of Georgia, and my division occupied that po...
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