From Gettysburg to the Rapidan. the Army of the Potomac, July, 1863, to April, 1864
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MEADE CONCENTRATING. 6l Johnson's division lost sixty-nine officers and enlisted men killed, and 429 men wounded, making a total loss of 498. Among them were Colonel Walton, killed, and Colonel Colston, mortally- wounded, while leading their commands, General Lee says, with conspicuous gallantry.
To return to General Warren. General Meade did not deem it prudent for him to attack Early's two divisions, as the two wings of his army were several miles distant, and the probability of the arrival o...f the Third and Sixth Corps at all during the day became less and less at each com- munication from General French. The Fifth and First Corps were, however, in the required positions on the left, and Generals Sykes and Newton were advised of the failure of the right column to arrive, and of the probability of its not arriving during the day. General Sykes was directed not to advarfce beyond New Hope Church, and General Newton, who was at Parker's Store, was directed to hold himself ready to move to Robertson's Tavern at any moment.
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MEADE CONCENTRATING. 6l Johnson's division lost sixty-nine officers and enlisted men killed, and 429 men wounded, making a total loss of 498. Among them were Colonel Walton, killed, and Colonel Colston, mortally- wounded, while leading their commands, General Lee says, with conspicuous gallantry.
To return to General Warren. General Meade did not deem it prudent for him to attack Early's two divisions, as the two wings of his army were several miles distant, and the probability of the arrival o...f the Third and Sixth Corps at all during the day became less and less at each com- munication from General French. The Fifth and First Corps were, however, in the required positions on the left, and Generals Sykes and Newton were advised of the failure of the right column to arrive, and of the probability of its not arriving during the day. General Sykes was directed not to advarfce beyond New Hope Church, and General Newton, who was at Parker's Store, was directed to hold himself ready to move to Robertson's Tavern at any moment.
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