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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, The Passing of the Armies: The Last Campaign of the Armies., Chapter 4: Five Forks. (search)
says the enemy were struck on their left and rear and forced in confusion on his front at the angle. Captain Buckingham, commanding the 4th Delaware, the extreme right of Ayres' Division, says our troops had struck the enemy's works from the north at the time he reached them in front, facing west. This is confirmed by officers of the highest character in Ransom's Brigade on the left of the angle. Captain Faucette, 56th North Carolina, Ransom's Brigade, fully confirms this; and Honorable Thomas R. Roulac, 49th North Carolina, says that when the angle was carried, his troops had been attacked from the north and west, as well as on their proper front; and this by troops he saw moving down on them from the north, and that it was a hand to hand fight, with clubbed muskets. See also North Carolina Regiments, 1861-65, vol. III., p. 143. General Ayres says substantially the same in his testimony before the Warren Court. Ayres says Chamberlain's troops at the angle were somewhat in