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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 15

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in retreat. The Union army was now all north of the pike facing west, Fitz John Porter having, by General Pope’s order, been withdrawn from his position on the left confronting Longstreet and put in at sunrise on the right of the pike. One division alone, that of Reynolds, was on the left (or… … longstreet’s artillery. Elevated ground immediately in front and to the left of Reynolds was covered with dense timber. A narrow but dense forest was also on Porter’s right and extending for a long dis¬ tance in front of Reno and Heintzelman. Between the forests and skirting the Warrenton pike was…

Bull Run, 2nd Battle of, Va., 1862

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