Statistics for occurrence #1 of “W. H. F. Lee” in chapter 1.10 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 37.:
...ceiving the conditions, fell back at light the next morning (April 1st), and arranged their commands in line of battle at Five Forks, with Pickett's division in line, Munford covering its left flank, W. H. F. Lee its right flank, and Rosser in reserve on the other side of Hatcher's Run.
Between this line and the fortified line at Burgess' Mill, held by Lieutenant-General R. H. Anderson, with Johnson's divis...
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