Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 393
was in positionwith the Second Corps, and there could be neithergeneral nor troops better fitted to repel assault.But it was not known as yet which point the Con-federates would attack. Artillery fire, of course,preceded infantry assaults, and a hundred Unionguns were collected, under Hunt, Meades… … CONFEDERATE SKIRMISHERS AT CULP S HILL. extending southward opposite Meades left, and theremainder immediately in front of the Union center.The troops for the charge were hidden behind thecrest of Seminary Ridge. Longstreet took Pickettto the front, and showed him what he had to do.After a heavy…
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