Personal Recollections of a Cavalryman
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Kilpatrick was in full retreat toward OldChurch, abandoning his plan of a midnight attack on Richmond.
The force which made the attack on the camps was led by Wade Hamptonwho, as soon as he knew of the expedition, set out on the trail, pickingup odds and ends of confederate cavalry when and where he could. Hemarched that day from Hanover Courthouse and says he came in sight ofthe camp fires near Atlee's Station and to his right on the Telegraph orBrook road. He must have been deceived as to the... direction, for it isnot possible that any portion of the main body could have been in campon either of those roads. The camp he attacked was that of the SeventhMichigan which bore the brunt of it. This regiment lost a number ofprisoners including the commanding officer, Lieutenant ColonelLitchfield.
We must have marched at least a mile, perhaps more, when the column wasovertaken. It was moving at a walk on the road leading to Old Church. Finding myself in rear with no rear guard I detached three troops (A, Eand G) and held them with sufficient interval to cover the retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kilpatrick was in full retreat toward OldChurch, abandoning his plan of a midnight attack on Richmond.
The force which made the attack on the camps was led by Wade Hamptonwho, as soon as he knew of the expedition, set out on the trail, pickingup odds and ends of confederate cavalry when and where he could. Hemarched that day from Hanover Courthouse and says he came in sight ofthe camp fires near Atlee's Station and to his right on the Telegraph orBrook road. He must have been deceived as to the... direction, for it isnot possible that any portion of the main body could have been in campon either of those roads. The camp he attacked was that of the SeventhMichigan which bore the brunt of it. This regiment lost a number ofprisoners including the commanding officer, Lieutenant ColonelLitchfield.
We must have marched at least a mile, perhaps more, when the column wasovertaken. It was moving at a walk on the road leading to Old Church. Finding myself in rear with no rear guard I detached three troops (A, Eand G) and held them with sufficient interval to cover the retreat.
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