. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . REVIEWS CO. UNION SOLDIERS IN THE JUST DESERTED CONFEDERATECAMP AT FREDERICKSBURG The camera has caught a dramatic moment in the period of Thompsons Music in Camp. It is May 3,18(53, and Sedgwick has carried the heights of Fredericksburg, impregnable to six assaults in who was present reported: Upon reaching the summit of the sharp hill, after passing through theextensive and well-wooded grounds of the Marye house, an exciting scene met the eye. A single glance exhib-ited to view the broad plateau alive with fleeing so
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . REVIEWS CO. UNION SOLDIERS IN THE JUST DESERTED CONFEDERATECAMP AT FREDERICKSBURG The camera has caught a dramatic moment in the period of Thompsons Music in Camp. It is May 3,18(53, and Sedgwick has carried the heights of Fredericksburg, impregnable to six assaults in who was present reported: Upon reaching the summit of the sharp hill, after passing through theextensive and well-wooded grounds of the Marye house, an exciting scene met the eye. A single glance exhib-ited to view the broad plateau alive with fleeing soldiers, riderless horses, and artillery and wagon-trains on agallop. As no cavalry was at hand, the troops that carried the heights, exhausted by the night march, theweight of several days rations and sixty rounds of ammunition, and by the heat, fatigue, and excitement ofbattle, were allowed to halt for a short time. Many were soon asleep, while others made coffee and partookof their first meal that day. Captain A. J. Russell, the Government photographer who
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