Southern History of the War
Southern History of the War
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Banks corps, commanded by Gen. "Williams ; and Sykes division of Fitz John Porter s corps. Their line of battle was between four and five miles long, with their left stretching across the Sharpsburg road. Burnside was on the extreme left; Porter held a commanding eminence to the right in numbers and weight of metal, crowned the opposite heights of the Potomac. Gen. Hill s division advanced with great gallantry against the infantry, in the face of a continued discharge of shot and shell from the...ir batteries. The Fed erals massing in front of Fender, poured a heavy fire into his ranks, and then extending with a view to turn his left. Archer promptly formed on Fender s left, when a simultaneous charge was made, which drove the enemy into the river, followed by an appalling scene of the destruction of human life. Two hundred prisoners were taken. This position on the banks of the river we con tinued to hold that day, although exposed to the enemy s guns and within range of his sharpshooters posted near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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Banks corps, commanded by Gen. "Williams ; and Sykes division of Fitz John Porter s corps. Their line of battle was between four and five miles long, with their left stretching across the Sharpsburg road. Burnside was on the extreme left; Porter held a commanding eminence to the right in numbers and weight of metal, crowned the opposite heights of the Potomac. Gen. Hill s division advanced with great gallantry against the infantry, in the face of a continued discharge of shot and shell from the...ir batteries. The Fed erals massing in front of Fender, poured a heavy fire into his ranks, and then extending with a view to turn his left. Archer promptly formed on Fender s left, when a simultaneous charge was made, which drove the enemy into the river, followed by an appalling scene of the destruction of human life. Two hundred prisoners were taken. This position on the banks of the river we con tinued to hold that day, although exposed to the enemy s guns and within range of his sharpshooters posted near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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