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George H. Gordon, From Brook Farm to Cedar Mountain, Chapter 10: General Banks's orders and responsibility. (search)
iven as 1,661 killed and wounded, and 732 missing,--total, 2,393. Enemy, 1,300 killed and wounded. and were gradually driven back to their former position, at which point Ricketts came up. And again, The Massachusetts regiments There was but one, the Second. behaved with especial gallantry; and although I regret that Banks thought it expedient to depart from my instructions, it gives me pleasure to bear testimony to his gallant and intrepid conduct. And again, Williams, Geary, Augur, Carroll, Gordon, Crawford, and Greene behaved with distinguished gallantry. It may be asked why, after the severe language we have quoted from Pope, upon Banks's disobedience of his orders, there should have been so much mildness about it in Pope's first despatches to Halleck and in the former's official report upon this subject. Pope has answered the question in his letter to the committee, saying, I endeavored in my official report to avoid the censure justly chargeable upon Banks for his man
George H. Gordon, From Brook Farm to Cedar Mountain, chapter 14 (search)
Including Hatch's cavalry, 158 officers and 3101 men present for duty.4589629103118246* Culpeper Court House,Va. Second (Augur's) Division228445851157184* Near Washington, Va. Total Second Corps698140871605820442 Third (McDowell's) Army Corps: Headquarters staff232324 Warrenton, Va First (King's) Division 457880898031229424Opposite Fredericksburg. Second Division (Ricketts' Division) 388835592531142922 Waterloo, Va. Doubleday's brigade 891677105822256Opposite Fredericksburg. Carroll's brigade 84173420338091* Warrenton, Va. Bayard's cavalry brigade 75129814981806* Warrenton, Va. Detachments 10236263411 Warrenton, Va. 6th New York cavalry Barnett's Ford,Va 1st Rhode Island cavalry 24506611790Junction O. & A. R. R. Pontoniers (3d Maine battery）5127140146Opposite Fredericksbnrg. Signal party6142023 Warrenton, Va. Total Third Corps 116122756266073069052 Reserve (Sturgis's) Corps: Headquarters staff and escort10394950 Alexandria, Va. Whipple's Division 33255
George H. Gordon, From Brook Farm to Cedar Mountain, chapter 15 (search)
Abram Duryea 97th New York11 104th New YorkNo loss reported 105th New York178 107th Pennsylvania314 Total First Brigade111113 Second Brigade. Brig.-Gen. Z. B. Tower. 26th New YorkNo loss reported 94th New YorkNo loss reported 88th Pennsylvania11 90th PennsylvaniaNo loss reported Total Second Brigade11 Brig.-Gen. G. L. Hartsuf. 12th Massachusetts116210 13th MassachusettsNo loss reported 83d New York112 11th Pennsylvania325 Total Third Brigade11110417 Fourth Brigade. Col. S. C. Carroll. Staff11 7th Indiana24143 84th Pennsylvania18716 110th Pennsylvania55 1st West Virginia134 Total Fourth Brigade4501569 Artillery. Maine Light Artillery, 2d Battery (B)22 Maine Light Artillery, 6th Battery (E)No loss reported. 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery FNo loss reported. Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery CNo loss reported. Total Artillery22 Total Second Division1167420102 Cavalry Brigade. Brig.-Gen. G. D. Bayard. 1st Maine22 1st New Jersey1121216 1s