The long arm of Lee, or, The history of the artillery of the Army of Northern Virginia [electronic resource]: with a brief account of the Confederate Bureau of Ordnance . rushed across the stream and routed Maurin was now compelled to spike his 10-pounder Parrott, Capt. Milledge and Johnson each a12-pounder howitzer, and Capt. Huskstep one of his6-pounders, all of which were abandoned.! In the re-tirement the Confederate batteries lost 7 men and 26horses. While the batteries were moving off from the riveras best they could in the night, Gen. Pendleton soughtin vain to induce Gen. Pr
The long arm of Lee, or, The history of the artillery of the Army of Northern Virginia [electronic resource]: with a brief account of the Confederate Bureau of Ordnance . rushed across the stream and routed Maurin was now compelled to spike his 10-pounder Parrott, Capt. Milledge and Johnson each a12-pounder howitzer, and Capt. Huskstep one of his6-pounders, all of which were abandoned.! In the re-tirement the Confederate batteries lost 7 men and 26horses. While the batteries were moving off from the riveras best they could in the night, Gen. Pendleton soughtin vain to induce Gen. Pryor, but two miles inland, to re-turn and cover the position he had occupied, but Hood,the division commander, not being found, he continuedhis search for Gen. Lee, who ordered Jackson to take Memoirs of IV JV. li<llr>, and presented to the Corps of Cadets. The mate of the lostpiece is now the evening gun of the Institute, and has been used as such sinceI
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