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quadgram	frequency
army of northern virginia	147
on the th of	130
the army of the	126
army of the potomac	120
the army of northern	119
of the army of	112
of the united states	100
at the same time	82
the morning of the	79
in the direction of	69
on the morning of	67
the night of the	59
in front of the	56
on the part of	54
night of the th	51
morning of the th	48
of the federal army	47
on the right of	46
at the head of	46
on the night of	45
the right of the	43
the rest of the	43
of the first corps	42
was one of the	42
the head of the	41
the battle of the	41
of the th of	41
on the north side	41
in command of the	39
in the midst of	38
the afternoon of the	38
of the confederate states	37
the left of the	36
the movements of the	36
command of the army	34
the result of the	33
the close of the	33
on the williamsburg road	33
one of the most	32
as soon as the	32
of the third corps	31
the commander of the	31
the th of may	31
the people of the	30
the part of the	30
in the hands of	30
the nine miles road	30
of the blue ridge	29
on the st of	29
on the left of	28
on the south side	28
is said to have	28
on the afternoon of	28
on the d of	28
the end of the	28
the rear of the	28
the command of the	28
the united states army	27
on the other side	27
the secretary of war	27
the beginning of the	27
the th of june	27
in the united states	27
i do not know	26
of the confederate army	26
in rear of the	26
the direction of the	26
the character of the	26
the banks of the	26
it would have been	26
the hands of the	26
the government of the	25
the condition of the	25
i do not think	25
government of the united	24
the side of the	24
of the second corps	24
the opening of the	24
the greater part of	24
of the federal forces	24
under the impression that	24
of the southern army	24
the position of the	23
one hundred and twenty	23
the line of the	23
in a few minutes	23
the evening of the	22
on the evening of	22
seems to have been	22
of the two armies	22
in front of us	22
one hundred and fifty	22
the north side of	22
of one of the	22
a large number of	22
the march of the	22
of the battle of	21
that the enemy was	21
in the vicinity of	21
university of the south	21
it was impossible to	21
the south side of	21
in charge of the	21
a member of the	21
in front of his	21
the university of the	20
the th and th	20
that part of the	20
in regard to the	20
the top of the	20
at the battle of	20
from the direction of	20
as far as the	20
in the presence of	20
early in the morning	19
movements of the enemy	19
on the th and	19
that he was a	19
the th of september	19
in advance of the	19
as well as the	19
to the command of	19
the head of his	19
the fire of the	19
for the purpose of	19
with the view of	19
the fate of the	19
he was ordered to	19
to the vicinity of	19
it seemed as if	19
after the battle of	19
on the next day	18
the conduct of the	18
a day or two	18
as one of the	18
afternoon of the th	18
north side of the	18
he was one of	18
the federal army was	18
of the people of	18
as we have said	18
the advance of the	18
at the time of	18
battle of the wilderness	18
a portion of the	18
on the th the	18
part of the field	18
on the next morning	17
the crest of the	17
the passage of the	17
so far as i	17
south side of the	17
for the first time	17
the st of may	17
from time to time	17
the charles city road	17
the progress of the	17
in line of battle	17
and on the th	17
the operations of the	17
the edge of the	17
of the right wing	17
close of the war	17
at the beginning of	17
the troops of the	16
in favor of the	16
side of the river	16
it may be said	16
the enemy on the	16
the th of november	16
corps of the army	16
the th of july	16
in front of richmond	16
the th of april	16
the th of october	16
the north bank of	16
from day to day	16
at the close of	15
the armies of the	15
the latter part of	15
on the th he	15
of the st of	15
commander of the army	15
north bank of the	15
division of the third	15
that it would be	15
on the nine miles	15
and one of the	15
in the battle of	15
the south bank of	15
from the army of	15
in the rear of	15
the presence of the	15
the surrender of the	15
of the union army	15
in the event of	15
on the south bank	15
that he could not	15
the second and third	15
the president of the	15
the diocese of tennessee	15
as soon as he	14
that he was not	14
part of the army	14
the middle of the	14
in spite of the	14
the valley of virginia	14
in reference to the	14
the attack on the	14
a great deal of	14
of the church in	14
it was not until	14
the th of february	14
the vicinity of the	14
beginning of the war	14
in one of the	14
in the army of	14
greater part of the	14
in front of our	14
force of the enemy	14
in the way of	14
battle of seven pines	14
armies of the united	14
the york river railroad	14
the foot of the	14
to the right and	14
did not care to	14
the battle of chancellorsville	14
in the absence of	14
it will be seen	13
to take part in	13
morning of the d	13
to the army of	13
advance of the enemy	13
in consequence of the	13
the situation of affairs	13
south bank of the	13
people of the south	13
the th of december	13
on the opposite side	13
in the course of	13
the work of the	13
on the eve of	13
to the top of	13
a large portion of	13
assumed command of the	13
the failure of the	13
for the use of	13
to the south side	13
a force of about	13
the main body of	13
the history of the	13
head of the column	13
bank of the rappahannock	13
the right and left	13
evening of the th	13
the orange and alexandria	13
that he would be	13
late in the afternoon	13
the eyes of the	13
the d of july	13
of the washington artillery	13
the th of august	13
about the middle of	12
in the valley of	12
large portion of the	12
the loss of the	12
take part in the	12
on the plank road	12
and at the same	12
on the east side	12
the center of the	12
will be seen that	12
the condition of affairs	12
during the night of	12
in retreat from gettysburg	12
the attention of the	12
of the fifth corps	12
we were in the	12
the battle of gettysburg	12
bank of the river	12
seem to have been	12
as soon as they	12
the appearance of the	12
in front of them	12
that he did not	12
would be able to	12
in front of him	12
the arrival of the	12
the battle of fredericksburg	12
the use of the	12
as will be seen	12
a flag of truce	12
part of his command	12
the officers and men	12
the flank of the	12
the balance of the	12
of the d of	12
the remainder of the	12
there was not a	12
the field of battle	12
it was too late	12
it is difficult to	12
on the banks of	12
position on the right	12
divisions of the third	12
night of the st	11
in view of the	11
had been ordered to	11
orange and alexandria railroad	11
the other side of	11
if it had been	11
the st of july	11
it is possible that	11
letter of the th	11
to command of the	11
that it was impossible	11
the last day of	11
is one of the	11
the church in the	11
in a few days	11
north of the potomac	11
cavalry was ordered to	11
of the federal commander	11
in the afternoon of	11
the troops on the	11
was in time to	11
it is said that	11
the rock city guard	11
do not think that	11
with a view to	11
a part of the	11
the last of the	11
in the eyes of	11
a few days later	11
other parts of the	11
the strength of the	11
it was evident that	11
of the army was	11
on the way to	11
on the confederate side	11
about one hundred and	11
north of james river	11
in his official report	11
the story of the	11
the battle of sharpsburg	11
surrender of the army	11
morning of the st	11
president of the united	11
on the same day	11
was a man of	11
one hundred thousand men	11
to report to general	11
to say that the	11
army of the tennessee	11
and in a few	11
on the side of	11
it could not be	11
that they could not	11
at the end of	11
it was necessary to	11
the front of the	11
the events of the	11
by the side of	11
but it was not	11
the midst of the	11
it looked as if	10
on the union side	10
i have the honor	10
general lee on the	10
of the condition of	10
and a number of	10
that the federal army	10
there could be no	10
early on the th	10
on the line of	10
on the field of	10
at the opening of	10
the other regiments of	10
to one of the	10
that the enemy had	10
the same time the	10
to be followed by	10
said to have been	10
on the other hand	10
a few hundred yards	10
one of the greatest	10
the one hundred and	10
second battle of manassas	10
the divisions of mclaws	10
far as i know	10
have the honor to	10
the commencement of the	10
in the latter part	10
it was known that	10
the withdrawal of the	10
and some of the	10
for the most part	10
it occurred to me	10
conduct of the war	10
the crossing of the	10
it was one of	10
of northern virginia was	10
the destruction of the	10
main body of the	10
in a state of	10
a portion of his	10
the early part of	10
an officer of the	10
the order of the	10
of the army and	10
on the north bank	10
during the night and	10
to go to the	10
at the foot of	10
your letter of the	10
that it was a	10
his line of battle	10
afternoon of the st	10
in the shape of	10
the lines of the	10
was ordered to follow	10
on the road to	10
of the troops of	10
the opposite side of	10
of general robert e	10
on the flank of	10
base of the mountain	10
those of us who	10
would have been in	10
that is to say	10
about the size of	10
the rest of us	10
president of the confederate	10
on both sides of	10
so far as to	10
by the brigades of	9
at the same moment	9
on the james river	9
a brigade of infantry	9
both sides of the	9
of the th and	9
that the enemy were	9
of the field of	9
the army was in	9
had been sent to	9
do not know that	9
in the southern confederacy	9
could not have been	9
of the confederate commander	9
the base of the	9
thousand four hundred and	9
confederate states military prison	9
of the university of	9
in the neighborhood of	9
of officers and men	9
the valley of the	9
for a few minutes	9
to the people of	9
that there was no	9
to the left and	9
officers and men of	9
i was ordered to	9
exchanged for officers of	9
the battle of seven	9
in such a way	9
to the narrative of	9
with the exception of	9
the object of the	9
at the point of	9
under cover of the	9
out of the way	9
to the left of	9
to cross the river	9
the first corps was	9
the death of general	9
the retreat of the	9
the first days of	9
of the enemy was	9
command of the corps	9
east of the blue	9
and that he would	9
in the mean time	9
the hearts of the	9
the battle of chickamauga	9
the face of the	9
he was a man	9
in such a manner	9
to the north side	9
the issue of the	9
he seems to have	9
two hundred and fifty	9
the th of march	9
division on the right	9
as soon as i	9
it seems to me	9
hundred and twenty thousand	9
it was impossible for	9
of the army to	9
in the history of	9
that it was not	9
it seemed to me	9
in the shenandoah valley	9
from right to left	9
by the fire of	9
confederate states of america	9
a few days after	9
into the hands of	9
all parts of the	9
in his power to	9
under the fire of	9
at that time the	9
the part of general	9
to the memory of	9
thousand six hundred and	9
by general lee to	9
for the next day	9
in the open field	9
through the streets of	9
of the board of	9
in front of petersburg	9
line of battle was	9
that there was a	9
and part of the	9
opposite side of the	9
to the front and	8
in the first days	8
on the yorktown road	8
wing of the army	8
there seemed to be	8
such had been the	8
as long as the	8
of the death of	8
the reports of the	8
to the north bank	8
in the mexican war	8
there can be no	8
the ranks of the	8
would have been a	8
two divisions of the	8
the bottom of the	8
privates or common seamen	8
of the battle was	8
a large part of	8
the people of maryland	8
and the enemy was	8
with his own and	8
the enemy was in	8
the impression that the	8
the head of a	8
quarters first army corps	8
the surface of the	8
in the fall of	8
the members of the	8
the same time he	8
of those who had	8
second and third corps	8
passage of the river	8
longstreet to lee on	8
be found in the	8
it is impossible to	8
in time to meet	8
that he would have	8
the name of the	8
the fact that the	8
did not seem to	8
i do not recollect	8
to the right of	8
hundred and fifty thousand	8
the art of war	8
a number of prisoners	8
the gaps of the	8
with him in the	8
in the same way	8
by the federal commander	8
out of reach of	8
the cause of the	8
in the spring of	8
placed in command of	8
rode to the front	8
of the divisions of	8
of the left wing	8
part of the day	8
the divisions of the	8
that we could have	8
of the enemy at	8
and i do not	8
position of the enemy	8
came in sight of	8
it had not been	8
one side of the	8
as possible to the	8
of the first and	8
on the right and	8
he was in the	8
occurred to me that	8
was made by general	8
assigned to the command	8
and it was not	8
two pieces of artillery	8
between the two armies	8
was called upon to	8
from first to last	8
mile and a half	8
may be said that	8
the batteries of the	8
had the pleasure of	8
the writer of these	8
of the sixth corps	8
of the southern confederacy	8
with a force of	8
with a loss of	8
the day of the	8
the heart of the	8
to the united states	8
to take command of	8
found it necessary to	8
in the diocese of	8
in the act of	8
of which he was	8
of the second day	8
for a long time	8
there was nothing to	8
ordered to report to	8
it is certain that	8
against the confederate left	8
with the rest of	8
other side of the	8
an attack on the	8
in his official account	8
of the diocese of	8
that general lee had	8
to take the field	8
by one of the	8
the sick and wounded	8
be exchanged for officers	8
the approach of the	8
be said to have	8
about the same time	8
put an end to	8
the federal army had	8
than that of the	8
in the month of	8
of the second and	8
that he would not	8
thousand one hundred and	8
to be on the	8
on the charles city	8
was made by the	8
the interior of the	8
battle of the th	8
in a short time	8
of his command to	8
on the west side	8
in the center of	8
it seems that the	8
for battle at sunrise	8
to have been the	8
a mile and a	8
the forenoon of the	8
that he had been	8
of the movements of	8
some of the boys	8
and the army of	8
as soon as possible	8
shall be exchanged for	8
of the enemy and	8
the larger part of	7
portion of the federal	7
resaca de la palma	7
but i do not	7
the enemy in front	7
of the southern people	7
general lee did not	7
of the church of	7
the action of the	7
thousand two hundred and	7
on the back of	7
assigned to command of	7
officers of the army	7
the state of the	7
to the time of	7
that he had no	7
description of the field	7
to the support of	7
it would seem that	7
to return to the	7
the positions of the	7
years of his life	7
it is probable that	7
fire of the enemy	7
the people of virginia	7
as far as possible	7
it was believed that	7
was in command of	7
were sent to the	7
to the secretary of	7
on his way to	7
by the south side	7
in spite of his	7
of the day before	7
within the limits of	7
it is doubtful if	7
end of the war	7
to the extent of	7
a quarter of a	7
all that could be	7
in the winter of	7
division of the second	7
was made up of	7
against the government of	7
he was a very	7
on the last day	7
as much as possible	7
confident of his ability	7
in the rebel army	7
on the west bank	7
he could not be	7
a mile or so	7
the confederate states of	7
from all parts of	7
the junction of the	7
the great majority of	7
the point at which	7
as soon as it	7
as if they were	7
on the subject of	7
the balance of his	7
army of the james	7
of the enemy on	7
character of the ground	7
battle on the williamsburg	7
seemed to me that	7
a copy of the	7
on the authority of	7
in a day or	7
a glance at the	7
that i had been	7
cavalry and horse artillery	7
in the federal army	7
of the war and	7
the possession of the	7
a mile from the	7
that portion of the	7
in the hearts of	7
of the great battle	7
directly in front of	7
the line of battle	7
the right wing of	7
in the same direction	7
it must have been	7
in the progress of	7
divisions of mclaws and	7
was ordered to march	7
does not seem to	7
of the fact that	7
for the benefit of	7
at beaver dam creek	7
to the end of	7
but he was not	7
in the confederate army	7
that general lee was	7
that he might be	7
was ordered with his	7
of the federal troops	7
his way through the	7
part of the command	7
thought it better to	7
in the name of	7
the confederate army was	7
the federal forces had	7
at the request of	7
but a short time	7
a manner as to	7
i have received your	7
night of the d	7
was the condition of	7
the commandant of the	7
to the front to	7
that he was the	7
it was a very	7
back into the stockade	7
the potomac on the	7
west of the mountain	7
of his line of	7
to which it was	7
was due to the	7
the federal commander was	7
side of james river	7
such a way as	7
was not to be	7
the manner in which	7
was followed by a	7
i think it was	7
to the rio grande	7
the first tennessee regiment	7
occupied by the enemy	7
it proved to be	7
of the previous day	7
out of east tennessee	7
for officers of equal	7
of the maryland campaign	7
but it was a	7
of the rebel officers	7
officers of equal rank	7
was to be the	7
the event of the	7
was not until the	7
his line of retreat	7
top of the mountain	7
one hundred and forty	7
the sound of the	7
of the th was	7
side of the chickahominy	7
was supposed to be	7
with the divisions of	7
it was difficult to	7
the right bank of	7
such a manner as	7
general lee thought to	7
the purpose of the	7
the presence of a	7
the killed and wounded	7
as if he had	7
great and good man	7
hundred yards of the	7
was assigned to the	7
the shape of a	7
in which he was	7
in the hour of	7
to the relief of	7
rest of the army	7
of the operations of	7
the th of january	7
and part of his	7
about one hundred thousand	7
that we were in	7
i said to him	7
and that we were	7
part of the line	7
to the residence of	7
movements of the two	7
change of base to	7
at the white house	7
the value of the	7
the time of the	7
to be ready to	7
formed line of battle	7
of his ability to	7
the confederate states military	7
and there was no	7
the commanders of the	7
on the conduct of	7
force in his front	7
the time of our	7
his army in the	7
battle of bull run	7
side of the james	7
not been able to	7
to march by the	7
of the potomac was	7
and the brigades of	7
of one hundred and	7
in addition to the	7
so as to make	7
the enemy in his	7
the line of march	7
i was glad to	7
between them and the	6
force the enemy to	6
by the united states	6
battle was to be	6
off to the rear	6
borne from the field	6
and on the next	6
top of the hill	6
of us who had	6
glance at the map	6
the officers of the	6
in a condition to	6
the army of general	6
have been in the	6
in face of the	6
on impressment of gold	6
a prisoner of war	6
by a line of	6
the second battle of	6
battle of malvern hill	6
in search of the	6
the minds of the	6
as they came up	6
cases of hospital gangrene	6
of the th he	6
in the light of	6
less than forty thousand	6
side of the stream	6
the faces of the	6
we were ordered to	6
the army of virginia	6
to one of his	6
was posted on the	6
the potomac at williamsport	6
the northern and southern	6
the bulk of the	6
without loss of time	6
he would have been	6
the noise of battle	6
the siege of petersburg	6
had been forced back	6
command of the federal	6
as the army of	6
had been sent by	6
of the confederate capital	6
upon the state of	6
it in his power	6
the fords of the	6
that this was the	6
the rappahannock at fredericksburg	6
that i did not	6
in time for the	6
an end to the	6
writer of these pages	6
of the officers and	6
the blue ridge and	6
and chief of staff	6
of the one hundredth	6
the report of the	6
would be compelled to	6
the execution of the	6
it should have been	6
command of army of	6
force in front of	6
at the south gate	6
the officers and soldiers	6
of the campaign of	6
the long bridge road	6
a guest of the	6
by the loss of	6
the fifth north carolina	6
one of the two	6
of the assaulting column	6
and that he was	6
with the balance of	6
of the order of	6
of the nine miles	6
the battle on the	6
the eve of battle	6
after the close of	6
one of the noblest	6
of the brigades of	6
the headquarters of general	6
in accordance with the	6
of prisoners of war	6
of the ninth corps	6
the leader of the	6
of the enemy to	6
and it will be	6
had not been able	6
was under the impression	6
to the rear of	6
on the southern bank	6
from the rest of	6
assault of fort sanders	6
his commission in the	6
to make the attack	6
thousand three hundred and	6
and the head of	6
the two armies were	6
in the condition of	6
may be well to	6
to his right and	6
various parts of the	6
in command of it	6
of the main body	6
of the mexican war	6
were a number of	6
the siege of richmond	6
after the war he	6
crest of the hill	6
to do honor to	6
i have never heard	6
to have been a	6
the plans of the	6
it would be better	6
to the banks of	6
the conclusion of the	6
the night of may	6
the power of the	6
he was asked to	6
it was not in	6
not engaged in the	6
pieces of artillery and	6
a number of the	6
engagement on little tennessee	6
in the morning the	6
to march to the	6
and the result was	6
take command of the	6
and in front of	6
the army of tennessee	6
command of the division	6
of the james river	6
and was ordered to	6
of the rock city	6
of the opposing armies	6
general jenkins was ordered	6
we could hear the	6
about the st of	6
the key of the	6
that his army was	6
the point of the	6
a considerable body of	6
by the bishop of	6
of the line of	6
the day and night	6
the st of august	6
along the line of	6
have never heard any	6
was the result of	6
the campaigns of the	6
until the th of	6
commanding armies of the	6
crest of the ridge	6
right bank of the	6
a few days before	6
a letter from general	6
of the eleventh corps	6
with grape and canister	6
the jeff davis legion	6
in a few hours	6
for a short time	6
we were obliged to	6
in engagement on little	6
position of the troops	6
the services of the	6
we had nothing to	6
right wing of the	6
east of the mountain	6
of the character of	6
division of the fifth	6
the bishop of georgia	6
a number of his	6
of the enemy had	6
marched on the th	6
it was to be	6
in a way that	6
a large amount of	6
wheel to the left	6
the twentieth and twenty	6
assault on fort sanders	6
on the opposite bank	6
of infantry and artillery	6
a fragment of shell	6
valley of the shenandoah	6
the baltimore and ohio	6
the board of trustees	6
the importance of the	6
of the sixteenth corps	6
road in front of	6
the stars and stripes	6
the limits of the	6
to follow on the	6
at little round top	6
of the family in	6
that i could not	6
join the main body	6
and was followed by	6
the scene of the	6
in which they were	6
had been assigned to	6
of the great soldier	6
the united states government	6
the first army corps	6
which he had been	6
one of the first	6
the east tennessee campaign	6
by the terms of	6
the battle of manassas	6
battle of the st	6
but it was too	6
the d of june	6
the d of april	6
the first corps and	6
of the class of	6
but there was no	6
we were going to	6
the left bank of	6
the division under general	6
in front of general	6
of the civil war	6
of us who were	6
he had been a	6
of the potomac were	6
might be able to	6
it was the only	6
do not know what	6
appear to have been	6
in search of a	6
the plan of campaign	6
order for battle at	6
of the war in	6
the left grand division	6
the young men of	6
service in the field	6
it was the first	6
troops of the first	6
general lee would have	6
two or three times	6
rest of the boys	6
and all of the	6
the th day of	6
on one side of	6
on the extreme left	6
front of his line	6
to the line of	6
in the southern states	6
the benefit of the	6
the man who was	6
of the third michigan	6
the battles of the	6
two of his brigades	6
the subject of the	6
it would be a	6
with the aid of	6
of the day and	6
the next day i	6
right of the road	6
the troops to the	6
battles of the chickahominy	6
can be no doubt	6
and was assigned to	6
to the house of	6
a detachment of cavalry	6
suburbs of the city	6
on interview with general	6
for the defence of	6
was followed by the	6
be seen that the	6
at the hands of	6
side of the mountain	6
him that it was	6
of the march of	6
quarters of a mile	6
the authorities at washington	6
to return to their	6
i have no doubt	6
an hour or two	6
a meeting of the	6
i rode to the	6
in the old army	6
it would not be	6
a line of skirmishers	6
the d day of	6
the army under general	6
the southern bank of	6
to report to the	6
general of the army	6
of white oak swamp	6
east of the mountains	6
of a confederate staff	6
in the sunken road	6
toward the end of	6
the capture of the	6
two hundred thousand men	6
as that of the	6
was one of those	6
business in new orleans	6
parts of the line	6
head of his column	6
to be made by	6
on the th to	6
condition of affairs in	6
recollections of a confederate	6
the mouth of the	6
it may be well	6
the names of the	6
lines in front of	6
in a few words	6
move to the right	6
was ordered to be	6
army in east tennessee	6
the day after the	6
the feeling of the	6
one of his brigades	6
secretary of war seddon	6
want of confidence in	6
was ordered to the	6
last line of battle	6
for the march of	6
as rapidly as possible	6
most of the troops	6
to meet general grant	6
to the point of	6
me that he had	6
that they would be	6
duty with this army	6
that some of the	6
at the edge of	6
a confederate staff officer	6
was ordered to send	6
in which he had	6
of the confederate armies	6
that could not be	6
the sides of the	6
of the french broad	6
part of the battle	6
part in the battle	6
the part of his	6
one of his staff	6
condition of the system	6
was to make the	6
the organization of the	6
the time of his	6
committee on the conduct	6
the interests of the	6
early part of the	6
the east side of	6
was called to the	6
division of the first	6
he was a true	5
one of the regiments	5
hopelessness of further resistance	5
the next day the	5
divisions of the first	5
on the confederate right	5
the war broke out	5
to be allowed to	5
body of the army	5
him back to his	5
of our own men	5
operate with his army	5
would seem to have	5
i am unable to	5
portion of the confederate	5
we could see the	5
up and down the	5
on the th a	5
attack was made by	5
his right and left	5
short space of time	5
of some of the	5
i asked him to	5
of the interior of	5
was about to be	5
would seem to indicate	5
in command of right	5
of the late war	5
by the confederate right	5
to look for the	5
would not have been	5
it was during the	5
from the united states	5
to the foot of	5
the ground on the	5
not think that the	5
under command of general	5
i am glad to	5
in the middle of	5
by some of the	5
the confederate left was	5
the angle of the	5
by the nine miles	5
to a depth of	5
the federal forces were	5
orders of the th	5
the crossings of the	5
to be in position	5
of the union forces	5
the first of the	5
than forty thousand men	5
of the members of	5
the fruits of our	5
that general lee would	5
on the track of	5
the morning of july	5
officer of the guard	5
he was compelled to	5
the direction of richmond	5
to the fire of	5
to those of the	5
to the south bank	5
of the northern and	5
of the next morning	5
we came to a	5
of the enemy were	5
could have gained the	5
in other parts of	5
johnston in the valley	5
sent orders to general	5
of the confederate soldiers	5
and the condition of	5
the other divisions of	5
other regiments of the	5
it was thought that	5
and march for the	5
of the prisoners were	5
seemed to be a	5
mclaws was ordered to	5
not seem to be	5
from left to right	5
this was the first	5
at an early hour	5
was sent to the	5
he said that he	5
thousand eight hundred and	5
to be relieved of	5
baltimore and ohio railroad	5
to ride with him	5
the southern army had	5
it was on the	5
the bulk of his	5
of the mountain and	5
party of the enemy	5
we were on the	5
a few hours after	5
his account of the	5
within a few hundred	5
get ready to move	5
interview with general lee	5
for some of the	5
been the subject of	5
decided in favor of	5
the establishment of the	5
as far as i	5
the old richmond road	5
it was my fortune	5
march to the sea	5
take position on the	5
to fall in and	5
the women and children	5
the infantry and artillery	5
quite a number of	5
the right flank of	5
in the form of	5
a strong force of	5
at the commencement of	5
headquarters army of northern	5
the artillery and infantry	5
battle of the d	5
that it was the	5
a renewal of the	5
with the design of	5
as well as his	5
a good deal of	5
the heads of the	5
the nature of the	5
in possession of the	5
exchange of political prisoners	5
the second corps of	5
the th he was	5
side of the road	5
when we arrived at	5
that i should have	5
the enemy made a	5
half a mile in	5
men of his command	5
members of the staff	5
in the minds of	5
troops in the field	5
in killed and wounded	5
on the d day	5
so as to cover	5
southern bank of the	5
result of the battle	5
in which we were	5
a great and good	5
going to be exchanged	5
condition of the troops	5
the rest of his	5
the oath of allegiance	5
to the last degree	5
and asked me to	5
to be taken to	5
his troops and his	5
turned over to the	5
and the officers and	5
reached the top of	5
of the art of	5
at the residence of	5
around the confederate right	5
of the commanding general	5
to the night of	5
and the next day	5
of such a man	5
the heights on the	5
early in the day	5
commander of the confederate	5
at the headquarters of	5
sortie against fort steadman	5
the parts of the	5
in the early part	5
east base of the	5
the first battle of	5
military prison at andersonville	5
quarter of a mile	5
be followed by a	5
troops from the south	5
with orders not to	5
there was no lack	5
for the protection of	5
in the power of	5
seems to me that	5
of the magnitude of	5
a late hour of	5
with a number of	5
in the face of	5
in personal command of	5
that of general lee	5
on the th i	5
men on both sides	5
said that he had	5
the fighting of the	5
of the first tennessee	5
was to cross the	5
at daylight on the	5
the two armies in	5
on the sides of	5
by the plank road	5
of the enemy from	5
to the effect that	5
the d of august	5
by the divisions of	5
up to the time	5
back in the direction	5
the narrative of the	5
a short time before	5
to cross the potomac	5
on the federal side	5
the southern army was	5
the number of the	5
there was no need	5
that it could not	5
was no lack of	5
it is not probable	5
between the north and	5
to the conclusion that	5
all prisoners of war	5
with him to the	5
as a matter of	5
parts of the country	5
to the number of	5
in the confederate states	5
order of the day	5
the officer in command	5
at the moment when	5
the name of lee	5
the same time a	5
when he was a	5
the fall of richmond	5
it would not do	5
to the movements of	5
he might be able	5
interview with general grant	5
his march to the	5
rear of the enemy	5
the division of general	5
by the secretary of	5
the williamsburg road and	5
of about one hundred	5
a small body of	5
to those who were	5
it was possible for	5
of the confederacy was	5
the little town of	5
he was a soldier	5
am very glad to	5
crossing of the river	5
with the bulk of	5
he was informed of	5
filed to the right	5
of the result of	5
the divisions of heth	5
force opposed to him	5
march on the th	5
the dry valley road	5
defeat of the federal	5
it was a most	5
be one of the	5
right on the th	5
the exchange of prisoners	5
engaged in the battle	5
of mclaws and hood	5
was met by the	5
the federal army would	5
character of the man	5
officers and soldiers of	5
and the men were	5
east side of the	5
drawn up on the	5
the sublimest word in	5
the adoption of the	5
the enemy from the	5
across the river at	5
to be able to	5
there seems to be	5
with his main force	5
a slip of paper	5
the church of the	5
for a week or	5
with all possible speed	5
battle of five forks	5
it was not possible	5
of the federal prisoners	5
portion of the army	5
knew nothing of the	5
that it would not	5
in the annals of	5
he was able to	5
in which it was	5
return to the army	5
he belonged to the	5
the army and the	5
movement of general sedgwick	5
in spite of all	5
may be said to	5
for the possession of	5
on the federal right	5
the city of new	5
and one hundred and	5
a year or two	5
seemed to feel that	5
the present writer to	5
in the field and	5
of the th the	5
it was in the	5
the time of my	5
organization of the army	5
the cavalry of the	5
of the armies of	5
side of the federal	5
position in front of	5
citadel of the field	5
some of the officers	5
one of the men	5
a view to the	5
the third corps came	5
under the direction of	5
the absence of the	5
to the condition of	5
in the conduct of	5
was assigned to duty	5
the bonnie blue flag	5
compared with that of	5
he was among the	5
the removal of the	5
line of battle on	5
condition of the blood	5
regiments of the brigade	5
to the present writer	5
that he was in	5
the right of our	5
there had been no	5
miles from the city	5
i had the pleasure	5
gray of the morning	5
that it did not	5
of the federal government	5
the waters of the	5
the dead and wounded	5
to the dead line	5
the restoration of peace	5
i would like to	5
two or three hundred	5
arm of the service	5
to follow up the	5
and of the most	5
i returned to the	5
the enemy from his	5
foot of the mountain	5
to get away from	5
on the th we	5
what was going on	5
up to this time	5
of the coldstream guards	5
to the use of	5
of northern virginia and	5
about half a mile	5
he was told that	5
word in our language	5
of clothing and shoes	5
north side of james	5
from general grant to	5
of the twentieth and	5
he was called to	5
was now about to	5
in such an event	5
among the first to	5
attack on the federal	5
the hands of our	5
the east base of	5
some of the men	5
a small portion of	5
it is not necessary	5
so that it was	5
the enemy was there	5
did not intend to	5
it was a great	5
it was found that	5
secretary of war to	5
between him and the	5
people of the north	5
of the south in	5
to the williamsburg road	5
latter part of the	5
the force in his	5
to the commander of	5
on the forenoon of	5
that we were going	5
so much as a	5
army of the united	5
and it was no	5
the officer who had	5
bank of the chickahominy	5
he was placed in	5
one or two of	5
of generals lee and	5
left of the road	5
the country and the	5
until the morning of	5
form his own opinion	5
until late in the	5
the same time general	5
the hopelessness of further	5
to be out of	5
a treaty of peace	5
that the confederates were	5
it was all that	5
in the morning to	5
the only one of	5
of the episcopal church	5
not seem to have	5
and a large number	5
along the lines of	5
the archbishop of york	5
sides of the road	5
this was followed by	5
for more than a	5
i am very glad	5
at the appointed time	5
of the campaign was	5
him on the th	5
those of the enemy	5
that we were not	5
the battle was in	5
a number of officers	5
i have seen many	5
but it would have	5
the whole federal army	5
the residence of the	5
the brigade under general	5
and one or two	5
of the whole army	5
and orders were sent	5
he was about to	5
on the ground and	5
before the war committee	5
of the state of	5
on the southern side	5
the country through which	5
equal to human calamity	5
other end of the	5
a considerable force of	5
a mile or two	5
on that part of	5
the defeat of general	5
jenkins was ordered to	5
as it was not	5
the results of the	5
the form of a	5
who were able to	5
one of the guards	5
and such was the	5
to the front of	5
the right wing was	5
at the expense of	5
the best of the	5
the annals of war	5
a message from general	5
the west side of	5
for the safety of	5
sublimest word in our	5
there was but one	5
he was going to	5
divisions of heth and	5
north of the river	5
on either side of	5
the course pursued by	5
under the supervision of	5
as well as i	5
those who saw him	5
the second corps was	5
the front of his	5
division was ordered to	5
three hundred and twenty	5
the last line of	5
and not engaged in	5
on the staff of	5
in the morning i	5
of the gangrenous matter	5
not be able to	5
second corps of the	5
who was in command	5
be equal to human	5
the commanding general has	5
in support of the	5
the right to the	5
one of the prisoners	5
and the movements of	5
to make the battle	5
the road leading to	5
from which he was	5
the other end of	5
with his main body	5
from point to point	5
the left wing of	5
their way to the	5
front of the enemy	5
a way as to	5
afternoon of the d	5
the union army was	5
in the city of	5
it was obvious that	5
that there was nothing	5
it was not long	5
a leave of absence	5
it did not seem	5
the st of september	5
to the rank of	5
on the confederate left	5
in regard to it	5
to go with him	5
at right angles to	5
celebrated the holy communion	5
the right grand division	5
of rebel military prisons	5
the next day he	5
received a message from	5
great majority of the	5
opening of the campaign	5
campaigns of the army	5
make an effort to	5
he is said to	5
before it could be	5
march of the army	5
the number of prisoners	5
one hundred and thirty	5
up the line of	5
and many of the	5
all along the line	5
the laws of the	5
the citadel of the	5
from which he had	5
it is true that	5
that the rebels had	5
of battle was formed	5
had been ordered by	5
of the south were	5
general lee and his	5
character of the country	5
late hour of the	5
a small piece of	5
in command of a	5
of the day was	5
it is proper to	5
to say that they	5
the washington artillery was	5
had it in his	5
so as to give	5
was known as the	5
result of the war	5
to be in the	5
that it would have	5
which enabled him to	5
the staff of the	5
was such as to	5
that he was doing	5
the orders of the	5
the direct route to	5
on the right was	5
the movement of the	5
as well as to	5
the service of the	5
battles of the war	5
and i was ordered	5
as long as we	5
right angles to the	5
of the twelfth corps	5
the safety of the	5
i hope you will	5
a mile or more	5
during the night to	5
of the army in	5
but they did not	5
on the right bank	5
to the fact that	5
failed to reach him	5
to the same point	5
of one of our	5
one of the bloodiest	5
the fire of his	5
while we were in	5
of the other side	5
the troops in the	5
to go with the	5
at the mouth of	5
late in the day	5
general lee and the	5
was my fortune to	5
commission in the army	5
the attack of the	5
a few words will	5
there was no one	5
was known to be	5
review of the campaign	5
a story of rebel	5
when morning came we	5
the committee on the	5
to the assistance of	5
story of rebel military	5
whatever may have been	5
lee seems to have	5
is not probable that	5
the brigades of generals	5
andersonville a story of	5
left bank of the	5
i was able to	5
in command of federals	5
his way to the	5
between the two sections	4
months in the southern	4
it to general lee	4
people of the united	4
that it was only	4
of the north side	4
surrender to general john	4
this large number of	4
was something of a	4
a considerable portion of	4
city of new york	4
had been directed to	4
as far as my	4
was ordered to report	4
of the south side	4
the beginning of his	4
at the age of	4
succeeds hooker in command	4
of artillery and the	4
had been on the	4
i know you will	4
the federal troops had	4
and that he had	4
fire of artillery and	4
the soldiers of the	4
officer in charge of	4
other means of transportation	4
and the balance of	4
drive the enemy from	4
back across the rapidan	4
operations of the armies	4
division of the ninth	4
to find a way	4
along the banks of	4
he found himself in	4
the vicinity of gettysburg	4
and borne from the	4
the order for the	4
first corps of the	4
the protestant episcopal church	4
the north and south	4
that we did not	4
of the troops on	4
put a stop to	4
division and that of	4
private soldiers experience in	4
command of the right	4
of our men who	4
with his whole force	4
from east and west	4
with the first corps	4
through the woods to	4
the enemy in that	4
is the sublimest word	4
the majority of the	4
come in contact with	4
at a moment so	4
an officer of high	4
either side of the	4
plateau at the henry	4
at the latter place	4
between the chickahominy and	4
for the same purpose	4
his last words were	4
the virginia military institute	4
and was in time	4
of the confederate line	4
i presented a class	4
in the prime of	4
the line of retreat	4
the confederate army in	4
which he did not	4
of the progress of	4
the eyes and ears	4
the back of the	4
the point of danger	4
personal relations of lee	4
the bank of the	4
was wounded in the	4
south carolina and georgia	4
at the crossing of	4
a brief description of	4
deployed on the right	4
steadily in the direction	4
ordered for the th	4
the town of gettysburg	4
further duty with this	4
has been the subject	4
he assumed command of	4
of the afternoon of	4
and most of the	4
florence by john mcelroy	4
of the blood and	4
our line of march	4
campaign of the war	4
in a little while	4
the same time we	4
that this was a	4
in the morning and	4
the fall of atlanta	4
to general john b	4
he could have been	4
command of the department	4
the men of the	4
the field in front	4
this is not the	4
old stars and stripes	4
upon the federal forces	4
of the gulf states	4
for the good of	4
borne in mind that	4
particular reason for the	4
the eastern side of	4
the bearer of the	4
as fast as we	4
near the dead line	4
reported to me that	4
left of the army	4
confederacy a private soldiers	4
under a flag of	4
took place in the	4
during the day and	4
to little round top	4
only a few miles	4
and the feeling of	4
the arrival of jackson	4
of the york river	4
that we should have	4
we came upon a	4
was regarded as a	4
that the troops were	4
and on the night	4
the heart of a	4
the plateau at the	4
in the house of	4
the immediate front of	4
attack of the enemy	4
did not have the	4
army of the confederacy	4
that it should be	4
at the burnside bridge	4
was seen to be	4
of the confederate right	4
the city of washington	4
states of the south	4
of march for the	4
the attack was not	4
the federal line of	4
this part of the	4
within the lines of	4
the suburbs of the	4
came to me and	4
who had served with	4
the interest of the	4
second battle of bull	4
we found ourselves in	4
that i was in	4
an hour or more	4
division on the left	4
the sentiment of the	4
have no doubt that	4
i was obliged to	4
to me that he	4
to meet the enemy	4
by the warrenton turnpike	4
west bank of the	4
an hour or so	4
the termination of the	4
as part of the	4
just as soon as	4
the main line of	4
to spring from the	4
the full extent of	4
corner of the stockade	4
of the advancing column	4
and was met by	4
the direction of culpepper	4
which he could not	4
it was then that	4
of the feasibility of	4
in the summer of	4
to have been in	4
that end of the	4
of the one hundred	4
and it would seem	4
to cut off the	4
appears to have been	4
while general lee was	4
longstreet out of east	4
to show that the	4
would not be satisfied	4
of artillery and a	4
for the removal of	4
it would be impossible	4
by which it was	4
for an opportunity to	4
battle of the left	4
the movement of general	4
of the enemy by	4
set on fire by	4
to hold their ground	4
held by the enemy	4
it seems that general	4
of scurvy and diarrhea	4
such as to render	4
in obedience to the	4
thought that he could	4
of the approach of	4
virtue should be equal	4
brought to bear upon	4
but two or three	4
hooker in command of	4
graduate of west point	4
the direction of his	4
the loss of his	4
in the days of	4
the west bank of	4
and so it went	4
a line of rifle	4
the eve of the	4
of lee and jackson	4
do you think that	4
personal command of the	4
that there is no	4
the loss of our	4
and the cavalry to	4
on the left bank	4
the direction of chancellorsville	4
to go to richmond	4
of the mississippi river	4
who had been sent	4
army in the valley	4
were posted on the	4
to which he belonged	4
inside of the stockade	4
his officers and men	4
until a late hour	4
us on the th	4
just in time to	4
to find their way	4
prisoners had come in	4
to await further orders	4
asked to have the	4
our position on the	4
some of our men	4
he was informed that	4
the boys in the	4
to go back to	4
four miles from the	4
a type of the	4
as if we were	4
fast as we could	4
of the southern cause	4
not equal to the	4
telegram from the president	4
laws of the land	4
of the rebels to	4
was at this time	4
on the high ground	4
to move by the	4
the other brigades of	4
that they were in	4
in honor of the	4
that general lee said	4
after the battle i	4
my good fortune to	4
every one of them	4
in advance of his	4
to the service of	4
evening of the d	4
to the capture of	4
that there was some	4
of northern virginia had	4
moved to the right	4
some little time after	4
the ground in front	4
and there was not	4
between it and the	4
on account of the	4
battle on the th	4
to be sure of	4
he was at the	4
we had not been	4
of the troops to	4
to take position on	4
to judge of the	4
took position on the	4
officers of his staff	4
of a great soldier	4
necessary that we should	4
church in the confederate	4
to me that the	4
and one of his	4
and the destruction of	4
the divisions of hood	4
charge of the works	4
have been able to	4
the time it was	4
he was not a	4
of the great conflict	4
be said that he	4
as to be unable	4
a large force of	4
the rest of our	4
about a mile in	4
i have before mentioned	4
was ordered back to	4
the larger portion of	4
the execution of his	4
that general mcclellan was	4
opening of the battle	4
was succeeded by a	4
the case of general	4
acknowledge the receipt of	4
thought that he had	4
was ordered to make	4
of the potomac and	4
on the outside of	4
cross the river and	4
the death of the	4
point at which the	4
put his army in	4
of the forces engaged	4
second bishop of tennessee	4
to be supported by	4
to the family of	4
the center of a	4
the last year of	4
at a time when	4
one of the ablest	4
had a right to	4
was ordered to have	4
of the peach orchard	4
some of the best	4
lying on the ground	4
the enemy at the	4
one hundred and sixty	4
the back of my	4
seat in the saddle	4
yards in front of	4
to him by general	4
with me to the	4
i would not give	4
his line of march	4
which i had been	4
made an effort to	4
the good fortune to	4
of the army at	4
of the th instant	4
of the boys in	4
as a means of	4
chief of staff of	4
not informed of the	4
the merits of the	4
missionary to the army	4
the summit of the	4
about three miles from	4
to the payment of	4
strike down against the	4
he spoke of the	4
end of the line	4
spring from the earth	4
by the fact that	4
honor to acknowledge the	4
of the federal authorities	4
was sent up to	4
to prevent him from	4
under the orders of	4
that they had been	4
to white oak swamp	4
report of the battle	4
to acknowledge the receipt	4
of the fall of	4
the horse artillery under	4
is not necessary to	4
of the lee family	4
and all the other	4
in case of an	4
could not comprehend that	4
came from general lee	4
his next in rank	4
the left of general	4
of killed and wounded	4
and a portion of	4
was covered with the	4
he was the commander	4
the point where the	4
was ready for the	4
with orders to report	4
that the army of	4
up as far as	4
as it was in	4
in business in new	4
general james longstreet and	4
the force in front	4
toward the government of	4
in time to escape	4
there is nothing to	4
at the critical moment	4
in position on the	4
was a matter of	4
on the direct route	4
the situation of the	4
the st of march	4
the funeral of general	4
of the river and	4
man whom it has	4
soldiers in the field	4
andrews and i had	4
he did not know	4
and the march was	4
movement of the enemy	4
which resulted in the	4
was quite common in	4
man on the left	4
they came to the	4
the midst of a	4
from the other side	4
it was a matter	4
the shade of the	4
headquarters army northern virginia	4
those of the first	4
soon as it was	4
we came to the	4
held in place by	4
issue of the order	4
with whom he was	4
to be found in	4
presence of the enemy	4
in some of the	4
years with general lee	4
of general lee and	4
to the east bank	4
command of first corps	4
progress of the war	4
in his account of	4
the north end of	4
army under general pope	4
the officer in charge	4
at this time was	4
his plan was to	4
to the work of	4
for an hour or	4
that the war was	4
be made against the	4
drive longstreet out of	4
his orders of the	4
of two or three	4
that the people of	4
all the rest of	4
were such as to	4
the st of october	4
i think that we	4
against the federal right	4
the aid of a	4
with a portion of	4
noon of the th	4
the advance of general	4
the rations of the	4
when the federal army	4
hands of the rebels	4
the results of his	4
numbered one hundred and	4
by the enemy in	4
the lord bishop of	4
the st of april	4
a telegram from the	4
the federal army to	4
the early spring of	4
of the british army	4
to the reader a	4
later in the day	4
him that he must	4
a few minutes after	4
of the illustrious soldier	4
the morale of the	4
on the right flank	4
that they did not	4
the invasion of pennsylvania	4
sent for me to	4
a part of his	4
the confederates in the	4
when we reached the	4
further resistance on the	4
a meeting was held	4
and that of the	4
i am going to	4
it was apparent that	4
the effects of the	4
to the right to	4
the archives of the	4
th and th n	4
it has ever been	4
to one of our	4
by the second corps	4
was on the th	4
with the federal army	4
a few yards of	4
the route of the	4
to drive the enemy	4
by the gaines road	4
mcelroy late of co	4
brigade was ordered to	4
armies in the field	4
on our extreme left	4
by rosser and mumford	4
the old sharpsburg road	4
army at this time	4
with the army of	4
in the immediate vicinity	4
side of the potomac	4
as the representative of	4
did not want to	4
southern confederacy a private	4
the arrival of general	4
that it is not	4
the laying of the	4
the troops from the	4
portion of his army	4
that of his adversary	4
of the valley of	4
to the episcopate of	4
in the church of	4
in time to join	4
but a few days	4
of the man who	4
the union army and	4
a small part of	4
movements of the federal	4
his plans for the	4
by a number of	4
for the battle of	4
the fifth corps was	4
and one of them	4
affair on williamsburg road	4
his position on the	4
the honor to acknowledge	4
this was the last	4
i think it would	4
at a distance of	4
is not to be	4
had been allowed to	4
will be able to	4
the st day of	4
the road on the	4
that they were to	4
lines of the enemy	4
be allowed to go	4
the officer in question	4
daylight of the th	4
hands of the enemy	4
of the troops were	4
but it did not	4
left to guard the	4
state of the constitution	4
the war to the	4
the first corps were	4
was forced to retire	4
with his own hands	4
the enemy from their	4
the work of preparation	4
the columns of the	4
for the sake of	4
from the east side	4
during the last year	4
the idea that the	4
and the loss of	4
there was no doubt	4
years after the war	4
the potomac to the	4
bring him to battle	4
in the morning of	4
your most obedient servant	4
slope of the hill	4
to see that the	4
flank movement of general	4
brigadier general john h	4
right and left of	4
the first and third	4
resistance on the part	4
the same time that	4
did not reach the	4
the expense of the	4
the direct line of	4
no doubt of the	4
and is said to	4
the whole movement was	4
he was to be	4
day or two after	4
a little before night	4
church in the diocese	4
on the hampton road	4
march of the federal	4
the left of our	4
the left of his	4
were on the march	4
of the importance of	4
at this critical moment	4
military prisons fifteen months	4
to the confederate government	4
and fifty thousand men	4
at the war department	4
positions of the two	4
it would be difficult	4
end of the ridge	4
be followed by the	4
a spoonful of salt	4
to draw the enemy	4
ewell at bristoe station	4
states military prison hospital	4
say to general jackson	4
prisons fifteen months a	4
was in favor of	4
bank of the potomac	4
part of his army	4
in an hour or	4
the state of tennessee	4
i never heard of	4
of the plank road	4
i think that the	4
may have been his	4
lee on the rapidan	4
some of them were	4
as soon as we	4
at this time the	4
the chickahominy and pamunkey	4
the great bulk of	4
command on the field	4
four years with general	4
to shell the town	4
the next morning the	4
the loss of a	4
has ever been my	4
at the first moment	4
the road in front	4
the near approach of	4
writer is unable to	4
as there was no	4
the time in the	4
that he had lost	4
to be one of	4
official report of the	4
the condition of things	4
west side of the	4
about one hundred yards	4
commandant of the interior	4
the lines in front	4
the authority of the	4
of war of the	4
far as i can	4
the officer of the	4
of cavalry in the	4
north of the rappahannock	4
to recover lost power	4
nearly parallel with the	4
of ulceration of the	4
where we had been	4
topographical features of the	4
the danger to which	4
for the success of	4
the commands of generals	4
for the men to	4
the first time i	4
feet from the stockade	4
the condition of our	4
he says in his	4
at the base of	4
that there had been	4
in front and flank	4
the first moment of	4
when he found that	4
reinforcements and a diversion	4