Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Jackson” in chapter 1.21 of Jefferson Davis, The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government:
...nd the reach of our batteries and menaced our left.
In anticipation of this movement Hood's two brigades had been transferred from the right and posted between D. H. Hill and the Hagerstown road.
General Jackson was now directed to take position on Hood's left, and formed his line with his right resting on the Hagerstown road and his left extending toward the Potomac, protected by General Stuart with the cav...
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