Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 484
ommunications ; the intentionbeing to destroy the Weldon road, and so renderit useless to them. True, we had already cut thatsame road near Petersburg, but the enemy stillbrought their supplies on it from the South, near tothe point where our lines were thrown across, andby means of wagons carried… … WRECKING THE RAILWAY. the Sixth Corps will relieve us in the morning, andwe are to pull out, anyhow. We were not deceived. At daylight next morn-ing, December 6th, we did pack up and fall inand move out from our fortified camp, away to therear, where we lay all day massed in the woods,with nothing…
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