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[1863 Ca. May 5]
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  1. American
  2. Campaigns & Battles
  3. Chancellorsville, Battle Of, Chancellorsville, Va., 1863
  4. Civil War
  5. Civil War, 1861 1865
  6. Drawings
  7. History
  8. Mills
  9. Rappahannock River
  10. Scotts Mill Ford
  11. Soldiers
  12. United States
  13. Virginia

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Bridges and rifle pits at U.S. Ford--in the Rappahannock from rebel shore Russells Brigade, 1st div. 6th Army Corps, crossing in Pontoons to storm the enemies rifle pits on the Rappahannock Banks Ford and Scotts Damn [sic] on the Rappahannock Bridges built for Reynolds Corps, sketched from Rebel rifle pits Steam Mill nr. the battlefield. used as a medical depot The troops on the center 3rd & 5th Corps repelling a rebel assalt [sic]--Sunday May 3rd 1863 German regiment, Chancellorsville on the right Dowdalls Tavern Howards Hd.-Qtrs Taking a despatch bearer near Chancellorsville Couchs hd.quarters and afterwards center of our line of battle Scene at Chancellorsville during the battle, May 1st 1863 Couch's Corps forming line of battle in the fields at Chancellorsville to cover the retreat of the Eleventh Corps disgracefully running away Rebel pickets dead, in Fredericksburg. Pontoon bridge, Union batteries firing on the rebel works back of the city. From the hill in the background of picture [Attack on Fredericksburg] Effects of shells upon the enemies rifle pits at the crossing over the Rappahannock--June 5th Shelling the rebel rifle pits on the Rappahannock--previous to the third crossing of Sedgwicks corps June 5th Capture of the fortifications on the Rappahannock at the Railway Bridge--by the right wing commanded by Genl. Sedgwick Charge of Genl. Wards troops through Kellys Ford upon the rifle pits Building pontoon bridges at Fredericksburg Dec. 11th. Skinkers Neck on the Rappanhannock below Fredericksburg, VA
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