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Chapter 13
The start for the James
Grant's Secretiveness
Stealing a March on the enemy
the passage of the James
a brilliant spectacle
General W. F. Smith's attack on Petersburg
Donning summer uniform
At dark on the evening of June 12 the famous march --to the James began.
General Grant had acted with his usual secrecy in regard to important movements, and had spoken of his detailed plans to only a few officers upon whose reticence he could rely implicitly, and whom he was c intention of either moving upon Richmond or crossing the James above City Point.
How completely successful this movement was in confusing the enemy will be seen later.
General Grant started from his camp near Old Cold Harbor on the night of June 12.
Although there was moonlight, the dust rose in such dense clouds that it was difficult to see more than a short distance, and the march was exceedingly tedious and uncomfortable.
The artillerymen would at times have to walk ahead of the batte
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