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September 14th (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
1862 AD (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
South Mountain, battle of
In 1862 the National army pursued the Confederates from Frederick, Md., in two columns over South Mountain into the valley of Antietam Creek. General Burnside led the right and centre by way of Turner's Gap; and the left, composed of Franklin's corps, went by the way of Crampton's Gap, on the same range, nearer Harper's Ferry.
The division of D. H. Hill was the only Confederate force guarding Turner's Gap, and McLaws was guarding Crampton's Gap.
The Confederates had no idea that the Nationals would make such a vigorous pursuit as they did; but on the morning of Sept. 14, a startling apparition met the eyes of the Confederates from the mountain heights.
Pleasonton's cavalry was leading nearly the whole of the National army down the Kittoctan Hills and across the valley towards South Mountain.
A portion of General Cox's division of Ohio troops reached the borders of the Gap early in the forenoon, and, under the cover of a portion of McMullin's battery,
Robert Anderson (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
Ambrose E. Burnside (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
South Mountain, battle of
In 1862 the National army pursued the Confederates from Frederick, Md., in two columns over South Mountain into the valley of Antietam Creek. General Burnside led the right and centre by way of Turner's Gap; and the left, composed of Franklin's corps, went by the way of Crampton's Gap, on the same range, nearer Harper's Ferry.
The division of D. H. Hill was the only Confederate force guarding Turner's Gap, and McLaws was guarding Crampton's Gap.
The Confederates had no idea that the Nationals would make such a vigorous pursuit as they did; but on the morning of Sept. 14, a startling apparition met the eyes of the Confederates from the mountain heights.
Pleasonton's cavalry was leading nearly the whole of the National army down the Kittoctan Hills and across the valley towards South Mountain.
A portion of General Cox's division of Ohio troops reached the borders of the Gap early in the forenoon, and, under the cover of a portion of McMullin's battery,
Howell Cobb (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
J. D. Cox (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
Abner Doubleday (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
Abram Duryee (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
Benjamin Franklin (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of
William Davis Gallagher (search for this): entry south-mountain-battle-of