REMOVING THE WOUNDED FROM THE FIELD.
Continued in Part XVII
PART SIXTEEN WILL CONTAIN
The Continuation of
The Wilderness Campaign, by General Grant
Describing the preliminaries of the great movement of the Union Army from the Rapidan to the James, with narratives of the specific battles by
GENERAL E. M. LAW (Confederate) AND GENERAL ALEX. S. WEBB (Union)
Cold Harbor
The Union Side by
General McMahon
The Confederate Side
by
Geo. Cary Eggleston
Sergeant Major of a Virginia Battery
The Famous
“Bloody Angle” at
Spotsylvania
Described by
A Union Soldier of the Ninety=fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers
The Grand Strategy of the Last Year of the War
and the Capture of Atlanta
BY GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN
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The_DeVinne Press.