...he men dodged the bullets. They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance, he said, as he encouraged his men to stand upright. A moment later, however, there came another whistle of a bullet, and General Sedgwick fell, with a wound in his head under the eye. He died instantly. I met his body on this by-road, said Major Hine. I had been at work down the road strengthening a bridge for artillery to pass ov...