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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 88 (search)

of them and ascertaining their condition. I ascertained that these brigades had fallen back some distance to the rear for the purpose of reorganizing, and that they were probably not in a condition to go into the fight again. I despatched Major J. P. Wilson, a volunteer Aid, who had been with General Lawton, to find out where the brigades were, and to order them up. While looking for these brigades, I observed that our troops who were engaged on this part of the line were giving way before the enemy; and as soon as I had despatched Major Wilson, I rode to find General Jackson, and having done so, informed him of the condition of the division, and also that our troops were giving way, and that the enemy was advancing on the flank on which I had formed my brigade. He said that he would send for reenforcements, and directed me to keep the enemy in check until they arrived. I then returned to my brigade, and resumed command of it. I soon found that the enemy was moving up in considerab

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