The Campaign And Battle of Gettysburg From the Official Records of the Union a
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There is also a large force at Heidlersburg that is driving my pickets at that point from that direction. Gen. Reynolds is advancing and is within three miles of this point with his leading division. I am positive that the whole of A. P. Hill's force is advancing.
Thus, while the brigades of Archer and Davis were deploying and preparing to advance on Gamble's brigade. Wads worth's division. Cutler and Meredith, was marching on Gettysburg by the Emmitsburg road. When a mile from Gettysburg, Reyn...olds heard the sound of Buford's guns and the column turned off the road and started across the fields for the battlefield. When Cutler's brigade arrived, it was put in position by Reynolds; two regiments were deployed along Stone Avenue to check Archer, 49 who was coming up the slope and through McPherson's woods, and three regiments were sent across the railroad to hold Davis. The battery which accompanied this division was placed just north of the Cashtown road on the prolongation of Stone Avenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is also a large force at Heidlersburg that is driving my pickets at that point from that direction. Gen. Reynolds is advancing and is within three miles of this point with his leading division. I am positive that the whole of A. P. Hill's force is advancing.
Thus, while the brigades of Archer and Davis were deploying and preparing to advance on Gamble's brigade. Wads worth's division. Cutler and Meredith, was marching on Gettysburg by the Emmitsburg road. When a mile from Gettysburg, Reyn...olds heard the sound of Buford's guns and the column turned off the road and started across the fields for the battlefield. When Cutler's brigade arrived, it was put in position by Reynolds; two regiments were deployed along Stone Avenue to check Archer, 49 who was coming up the slope and through McPherson's woods, and three regiments were sent across the railroad to hold Davis. The battery which accompanied this division was placed just north of the Cashtown road on the prolongation of Stone Avenue.
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