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At Cold Harbor Jackson united with the division of D. H. Hill, in advance of him, and directed it to _find_ and attack the enemy'sright. His own divisions, in the order above named, were to come up onD. H. Hill's right and connect it with A. P. Hill's left. Artillery wasonly employed by the Confederates late in the day, and on their extremeleft.
D. H. Hill and Ewell were speedily engaged, and suffered heavily, as didA. P. Hill and Longstreet, all attacking in front. Ignorance of theground, dens...ely wooded, and want of guides occasioned confusion anddelay in the divisions to Ewell's rear. Lawton came to Ewell's support, Whiting to A. P. Hill's; while of the three brigades of the lastdivision, the second went to Longstreet's right, the third to A. P. Hill's center, and the first was taken by Winder, with a fine soldierlyinstinct, from right to left, across the battle, to re
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Cold Harbor Jackson united with the division of D. H. Hill, in advance of him, and directed it to _find_ and attack the enemy'sright. His own divisions, in the order above named, were to come up onD. H. Hill's right and connect it with A. P. Hill's left. Artillery wasonly employed by the Confederates late in the day, and on their extremeleft.
D. H. Hill and Ewell were speedily engaged, and suffered heavily, as didA. P. Hill and Longstreet, all attacking in front. Ignorance of theground, dens...ely wooded, and want of guides occasioned confusion anddelay in the divisions to Ewell's rear. Lawton came to Ewell's support, Whiting to A. P. Hill's; while of the three brigades of the lastdivision, the second went to Longstreet's right, the third to A. P. Hill's center, and the first was taken by Winder, with a fine soldierlyinstinct, from right to left, across the battle, to re
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