Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 306
d gave hima violent shock. He was rendered insensible, andit was rumored that he was killed. He recovered,however, in about twenty minutes, and insisted onshowing himself. He mounted his horse and rodeamong the troops, though in great pain. But hewas soon obliged to dismount, and was… … UNION ARTILLERY STAVING THE CONFEDERATE ADVANCE ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE BATTLE. each other, and form a connection in the midst ofbattle. Each was flushed with victory, and thoughHooker had formed a new line, this was of sucha shape, jutting out toward the Confederates, thatone point was exposed to…
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