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Winchester, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
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Chapter 4:
Warlike preparations around Manassas
Beauregard and other Generals
our position at Bull Run
advanc ssee, and Johnston in the Valley; Beauregard was alone at Manassas, having Evans, Ewell, Longstreet, and a few less known na Winchester and Strasburgh; and he himself had arrived at Manassas on Friday night, (the nineteenth,) while Jackson, with on and men. These prisoners did not wish to be sent far from Manassas, and for peculiar reasons.
Don't send us to Richmond, they said; our army will be in Manassas before Sunday, and therefore we wish to save trouble.
Lincoln and Scott both promise ake any thing in the world that the rebels would evacuate Manassas before morning!
He only wished he came across half-a-doz vy masses being sent round to turn our left, and get into Manassas by the flank.
When we were relieved at midnight, we comm ,) and fled with his friends across Sudley's Ford towards Manassas — a distance of some seven or more miles.
Hearing that t
Stone Bridge (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
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Strasburg, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
Bull Run, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
Chapter 4:
Warlike preparations around Manassas
Beauregard and other Generals
our position at Bull Run
advance of the enemy
a night surprise
loss to the enemy
General Tyler advances to force a passage at Blackburn's Ford
battle of Bull Run, July eighteenth
the enemy retire, with loss
anxiety regarding Johnston position to Blackburn's Ford was half a mile, and there Longstreet was posted with a strong brigade.
Ewell was to our right, lower down, and across the Run at Union Mills.
While we stood in line of battle, scouts came in, reporting the enemy's approach en masse. In the afternoon an Alabama regiment came in, in good order, bringi get into Manassas by the flank.
When we were relieved at midnight, we communicated our fragments of information to the officer of the guard, and returned across Bull Run to our regiment, bivouacked in a cedar grove, and refreshed ourselves.
But ere I attempt to give details of the important engagement of the morrow, I must be
Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5