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Chapter 27: on the Rapidan.
We remained in camp during the month of August, and the forepart of September, resting our men from their late fatigues, and recruiting our strength by the return of the sick and wounded who had recovered.
General Hoke having recovered from his wound, now returned to his brigade, but was soon sent off with one of his regiments to North Carolina on special duty.
In the last of August, or first part of September, Longstreet's corps was detached from our army, lSeptember, Longstreet's corps was detached from our army, leaving only Ewell's and Hill's.
The enemy's cavalry had been constantly increasing in amount, and he had now a much larger force of that arm than we had. He was able to keep his cavalry well mounted, while horses were becoming very scarce with us. On the 13th of September, a large force of the enemy's cavalry, supported by infantry, advanced into Culpeper, and Stuart's cavalry was compelled to retire.
My division, followed by Rodes', was advanced to the Rapidan to prevent the enemy from cr
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August (search for this): chapter 28
Chapter 27: on the Rapidan.
We remained in camp during the month of August, and the forepart of September, resting our men from their late fatigues, and recruiting our strength by the return of the sick and wounded who had recovered.
General Hoke having recovered from his wound, now returned to his brigade, but was soon sent off with one of his regiments to North Carolina on special duty.
In the last of August, or first part of September, Longstreet's corps was detached from our army, leAugust, or first part of September, Longstreet's corps was detached from our army, leaving only Ewell's and Hill's.
The enemy's cavalry had been constantly increasing in amount, and he had now a much larger force of that arm than we had. He was able to keep his cavalry well mounted, while horses were becoming very scarce with us. On the 13th of September, a large force of the enemy's cavalry, supported by infantry, advanced into Culpeper, and Stuart's cavalry was compelled to retire.
My division, followed by Rodes', was advanced to the Rapidan to prevent the enemy from cros