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Edward Porter Alexander, Military memoirs of a Confederate: a critical narrative, Chapter 15: Chancellorsville (search)
and captured. Buschbeck followed in fairly good order, but preceded by a stampede of troops and trains, principally down the Plank road, though a part diverged to the left by a road to the White House, called the Bullock road. The casualties in Schurz's division were 919. In Buschbeck's brigade were 483. The total loss of Howard's corps was: killed, KILLEDWOUNDEDMISSINGTOTAL Schimmelpfennig84215120419 Krzyzanowski45277178500 Buschbeck's26229228483 Total1557215261402 217; wounded, 1221; missing, 974; total, 2412; only about 20 per cent of the corps. It was a very trifling loss, compared with what it might have been had all of Jackson's troops been upon the field, and had his orders been strictly observed. The casualties of the Confederates are not known, their returns consolidating all separate actions together. Much undeserved obloquy was heaped upon the 11th corps for their enforced retreat. No troops could have acted differently. All of their fighting was of