...if ever, that a force is extricated from this fearful trial without breaking. Grover's and Rickett's commands reached the base from which they had advanced...wounded, bursting out of the retiring ranks and rushing toward the cover of the forest. Some regiments disappeared for a time as organizations. Early's veterans...

...disaster. Sixth Corps men and Nineteenth Corps men were crowding together up the line of the Berryvillc pike, while to the right and left of it the fields were dotted with fugitives, great numliers of them wounded, bursting out of the retiring ranks and rushing toward the cover of the forest....

...instantly be put forth to retake the abandoned ground; for if Early once got possession of the entrance to the gorge in our rear, it was all over with our...Some regiments disappeared for the time as organiza tions. Early's veterans advanced steadily with yells of triumph and constant volleys of musketry, threatening...

...Forest, of the Twelfth Connecticut, in his admirable description of Sheridan's Battle of Winchester i in Harpers New Monthly Magazine, presents the following...Some regiments disappeared for the time as organiza tions. Early's veterans advanced steadily with yells of triumph and constant volleys of musketry, threatening...

...advanced, in a state of confusion that threatened wide-spread disaster. The 6th-Corps men and 19th-Corps men were crowding together up the line of the Berryville...forest. Some regiments disappeared for the time as organizations. Early's veterans advanced steadily with yells of triumph and constant volleys of musketry,...

...if ever, that a force is extricated from this fearful trial without breaking. Grover's and Rickett's commands reached the base from which they had advanced...wounded, bursting out of the retiring ranks and rushing toward the cover of the forest. Some regiments disappeared for a time as organizations. Eurly's veterans...