A comprehensive sketch of the Battle of Manassas, or, Second Battle of Bull Run : giving a brief account of one of the most important engagements of the late Civil War, illustrated ; [by Theo. Poilpot] (1886)
Washington, D.C. : Published by the Manassas Panorama Co. · leaf 14
ed ; and though attended with severe losses on both sides, left Jackson unshaken. Thei-e was no general engagement during the 29th of Au¬ gust. The battle of that day consisted only of a number of sharp and gallant combats. These were of short duration, and were separated by long intervals of… … GENERAL LEE AND STAFF. simultaneous and properly supported must have resulted in breaking Jackson in twain. Gro¬ ver’s brigade led the attack in the most handsome manner. He charged and carried the railroad embankment, and in an actual hand-to-hand conflict with the bayonet and the butt of the…
Bull Run, 2nd Battle of, Va., 1862
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