Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Kernstown” in chapter 1.3, section c.1.3.1, page 11 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 7.:
...ils in a corner of the road.
Next morning he crossed to the south side of Cedar creek, and gradually retired before the advancing enemy once more to Mount Jackson.
The bold attack of Jackson at Kernstown , though unsuccessful, led to many important results.
Its first effect was the recall of the Federal troops then marching from the Valley towards Manassas.
General Shields says: Though the battle ...
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