Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3., chapter 6, page 844

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Army of Northern Virginia. Effective force May 31st.

		Present under arms.	Total Present.	Absent.	Total.
General staff and that of the army corps		47	47	1	48
First corps	Anderson's division.	7,440	9,159	4,517	13,676
	McLaws division	7,311	8,736	4,066	12,802
	Hood's division	7,720	9,148	3,439	12,587
	Pickett's division	6,687	7,945	4,105	12,050
Second corps	Hill's division	9,299	11,335	7,073	18,408
	Rodes' division	8,473	10,229	5,579	15,799
	Early's division	6,943	8,350	4,713	13,063
	Johnson's division	5,564	6,713	5,158	11,871
Stuart's cavalry division		10,292	11,922	4,807	16,729
Artillery		4,703	5,170	1,477	6,647
		——	——	——	——
Total		74,479	88,754	44,935	133,680

Army of the Potomac. Effective force June 30, 1863.

	Present under arms.	Total present.	Present and absent.	Cannon.
Headquarters and troops attached thereto	2,580	3,031	4,125
Artillery reserve	2,868	2,745	3,138	150
First corps	10,355	12,157	17,502	28
Second corps	13,056	14,373	22,317	24
Third corps	12,630	13,881	22,403	30
Fifth corps	13,211	15,102	21,365	26
Sixth corps	15,710	17,625	24,036	48
Eleventh corps	10,576	12,096	17,374	26
Twelfth corps	8,597	9,816	14,574	20
Cavalry	10,192	12,162	20,417
	——	——	——	——
Total	99,475	112,988	167,251	352

The absent are composed as follows:

On detached service	21,428
On leave	1,665
Sick	27,888
Without leave	3,292
	——–
	54,263

Present and equipped:

Infantry	77,208
Artillery	6,692

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Henry Coppee , LL.D., Ed.

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