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Chapter 3: South Carolinians in Virginia battle of Williamsburg Eltham's landing Seven Pines and Fair Oaks Nine-mile road Gaines' Mill Savage Station Frayser's Farm Malvern Hill In Virginia, Gen. George B. McClellan had been p seriously threatened on the second day after the battle at Williamsburg, May 7th. The menace came from the direction of Eltham's landing, at the head of the York, where General McClellan was disembarking several of the divisions of his army. Franknd a battery. The affair occurred for the most part in the woods east and west of the road leading from Barhamsville to Eltham's landing, and within range of the guns of the vessels in York river. Arriving before the defenses of Richmond, Generaion of the landings on the James. His cavalry, under Stuart, was immediately in observation of the troops of Franklin at Eltham, and of General McClellan's main advance from Williamsburg. The Federal army moved up the peninsula by the roads leading