. Abraham Lincoln and the battles of the Civil War . ■•IPLEY CHURCH, FROM THE SIDLEY SPRINGS ROAD. A HOSPITAL IN BOTH BATTLES. (FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN SHORTLY BEFORE THE SECOND BATTLE.) 47° J^ECOLLECTIOXS OF A riKST AND LAST POSITIONS IN THE FIGHTING OF AUGUST 30. louring ihe a»«aiill b>- Porter* coips and Kings division Jack- proper brigade passed far to the right and fought his way to an »on» force! were all behind the unfinished railway. When that advanced position, after several brigades under Kvans and Jones awault (ailed the Unionists north of the turnpike were attacked had
. Abraham Lincoln and the battles of the Civil War . ■•IPLEY CHURCH, FROM THE SIDLEY SPRINGS ROAD. A HOSPITAL IN BOTH BATTLES. (FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN SHORTLY BEFORE THE SECOND BATTLE.) 47° J^ECOLLECTIOXS OF A riKST AND LAST POSITIONS IN THE FIGHTING OF AUGUST 30. louring ihe a»«aiill b>- Porter* coips and Kings division Jack- proper brigade passed far to the right and fought his way to an »on» force! were all behind the unfinished railway. When that advanced position, after several brigades under Kvans and Jones awault (ailed the Unionists north of the turnpike were attacked had by desperate fighting compelled the troops of Sigel and Ijy two of the three bri({aflcs indicated as wilh Wilcox. Ihesewere .McDowell to loosen their hold on Bald Hill. The last fighting was ^cather»ton» and Iryors, which were acting with some of Jack- in the woods where final position is indicated and where ton* tnx>p« and with one brigade of Mood. Wilcox with his own troops of I). K. Joness division had also been fighling.— Editor. made in hi-, front. .\t this time the in full retreat, and at noon assigned Mc- ; enemy, in readjusting their lines, had with- Dow ell to the ])iirs
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