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Fairview, Ill. (Illinois, United States) (search for this): chapter 7.45
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Recollections of a participant in the charge. by the Rev. W. H. Hitchcock.
Remembering clearly the incidents connected with the cavalry charge, I wish to clear up a point in regard to that charge, so far as the regiment (the 5th Regular Cavalry) with which I had the honor of being connected was concerned.
The battle did not begin till noon.
We were stationed on the left of our position.
As the hours passed, the battle became more and more furious.
About 5 P. M. we were moved up near to the crest of the hill on our left, and within some 20 rods of the 5 or 6 batteries planted on the crest of the hill.
It was something marvelous to watch those brave men handle their guns; never a man flinched or was dismayed, though a most withering fire of musketry and artillery was poured upon them.
Just before dark, when we could tell, by the sound of the musketry fire and by the constantly advancing yells of the charging foe, that he was getting near the guns in our front, General Ph
June 13th, 1885 AD (search for this): chapter 7.45