History of the Campaign of the Army of Virginia, Under John Pope ... From Cedar Mountain to Alexandria, 1862
History of the Campaign of the Army of Virginia, Under John Pope ... From Cedar Mountain to Alexandria, 1862
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this brigade was in its camp, about four hundred paces behind Dogan's farm. At this hour Sigel ordered it forward to the top of the hill, where two batteries were already stationed. Stahl es- tablished his troops on the right and left of Dogan's house, and posted a battery.^ Prom here the begin- ning of the battle was seen breaking out near Grove- ton, and to its left. The troops of McLean's and W«tf- ren's brigades were perceived, as they fell back be- fore the advance of the Confederates, who... swept from hill to hill, until they reached the road that leads from New Market to the stone house. Some faint resistance was interposed, first by Stahl's forty-first regiment, which was borne back by the enemy on the left of the pike, and then by Koltes's brigade of Schurz's division, which Sigel had ordered forward to the left to reen- force Reynolds.
In a few minutes General Schurz sent Colonel Krzy- zanowski, with his brigade, up the wooded slopes on his left, to prevent Koltes, who was hard pressed, from be- ing turned on that side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
this brigade was in its camp, about four hundred paces behind Dogan's farm. At this hour Sigel ordered it forward to the top of the hill, where two batteries were already stationed. Stahl es- tablished his troops on the right and left of Dogan's house, and posted a battery.^ Prom here the begin- ning of the battle was seen breaking out near Grove- ton, and to its left. The troops of McLean's and W«tf- ren's brigades were perceived, as they fell back be- fore the advance of the Confederates, who... swept from hill to hill, until they reached the road that leads from New Market to the stone house. Some faint resistance was interposed, first by Stahl's forty-first regiment, which was borne back by the enemy on the left of the pike, and then by Koltes's brigade of Schurz's division, which Sigel had ordered forward to the left to reen- force Reynolds.
In a few minutes General Schurz sent Colonel Krzy- zanowski, with his brigade, up the wooded slopes on his left, to prevent Koltes, who was hard pressed, from be- ing turned on that side.
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