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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Memoir of Jane Claudia Johnson. (search)
mond, crushed McClellan's right and suddenly caused the star of that much vaunted Young Napoleon to set! By the strategem of Lee and Jackson and the valor of their armies, the Federal army of 40,000 at Fredericksburg was kept in the air (like McClellan's right flank) between Washington and McClellan's army beleaguring Richmond, but a day's march from him! The historical connection between the First Maryland Regiment and General Ashby had a tragic termination during the fight near Harrisonburg, Va., on the evening of June 6, 1862, when, that regiment being hotly engaged with the Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment, Ashby, while rallying the 58th Virginia Regiment to support the Marylanders, was killed, almost in touch with right file of the Maryland Regiment. This regiment did the fighting, losing some of its best officers and men. Major Goldsborough wrote: The commander of the Bucktails, Lieutenant-Colonel Kane, with several of his officers and many of the men were wounded and pris
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Maryland Confederates. (search)
mond, crushed McClellan's right and suddenly caused the star of that much vaunted Young Napoleon to set! By the strategem of Lee and Jackson and the valor of their armies, the Federal army of 40,000 at Fredericksburg was kept in the air (like McClellan's right flank) between Washington and McClellan's army beleaguring Richmond, but a day's march from him! The historical connection between the First Maryland Regiment and General Ashby had a tragic termination during the fight near Harrisonburg, Va., on the evening of June 6, 1862, when, that regiment being hotly engaged with the Pennsylvania Bucktail Regiment, Ashby, while rallying the 58th Virginia Regiment to support the Marylanders, was killed, almost in touch with right file of the Maryland Regiment. This regiment did the fighting, losing some of its best officers and men. Major Goldsborough wrote: The commander of the Bucktails, Lieutenant-Colonel Kane, with several of his officers and many of the men were wounded and pris