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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book I:—the war on the Rapidan. (search)
. To effect this would have involved the loss of a few hours: Davis did not consider himself sufficiently strong to risk this delay, and, like Gregg a little more to the northward, he allowed the opportunity of inflicting serious damage upon the enemy to slip from him. After having passed through Hanover Court-house, and given his soldiers a short rest, he struck the White House line of railway at Tunstall's Station on the morning of the 4th, just as Kilpatrick was making his appearance at Hungary. Less fortunate than the latter, he encountered a detachment of infantry, which blocked the way to Williamsburg after having caused him some losses; but he turned northward, crossed the Pamunkey at Plunkett's Ferry and the Mattapony at Walkertown on the following day, almost at the same time that Kilpatrick was effecting a passage a little higher up, and finally reached Gloucester Point. To close the recital of the cavalry operations coincident with the battle of Chancellorsville, it wi