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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book III:—Pennsylvania. (search)
quarters upon a barren hill of considerable height, which under the name of Fleetwood Hill stretches out north-east of Brandy Station perpendicularly to the railroad, brought him which stopped him abruptly. The signal-station established on Fleetwood Hill apprised him of the approach of a large Federal column which was coming up Federal artillery is cannonading some of the enemy's pieces posted back of Fleetwood Hill, Wyndham hurls the First Maryland against the station on the left. The Fedbrigade, supported on the right by Kilpatrick's, then rapidly advances upon Fleetwood Hill. Robertson charges them in vain. After a brisk combat the Southern troopees his appearance on this new battlefield. He must, at any cost, recapture Fleetwood Hill from the enemy, who, master of this position, commands the whole country. prodigies of valor, for this is a decisive moment. Along all the slopes of Fleetwood Hill and around Brandy Station the hostile lines are mixed in such a melee as wa