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Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley. by Wesley Merritt, Major-General, U. S. V., Brigadier-General, U. S. A.
arily for this command.
His permanent
Major-General Wesley Merritt.
From a photograph. occupation of the ng Breckinridge's command in reserve.
At this time Merritt, who with his cavalry had followed Breckinridge clo d actual rout produced by the successive charges of Merritt's division would appear incredible did not the writ f Winchester: This day the First Division (Brigadier-General Merritt) alone captured 775 prisoners, about 70 of alry also showed itself on the main road upon which Merritt was retiring, but dispersed upon being charged by a that of the enemy under Generals Rosser and Lomax. Merritt's division moved on the pike and extended across to closing in Powell, or that the cavalry divisions of Merritt and Custer were placed on the right of our line, wh e precision and quietness of troops on parade.
General Merritt informed Colonel Warner of Getty's division, ne