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Crossing the Potomac east or west of the Blue Ridge as in his judgment should be best. Second Report:

Upon the suggestion of the former officer that he could damage [25] the enemy and delay his passage of the river by getting in his rear, he was authorized to do so, and it was left to his discretion whether to enter Maryland east or west of the Blue Ridge.

（4) After crossing the Potomac Stuart was to take position on the right of the advancing column.

Richmond, VA. 1909.

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