The Seventy-seventh Pennsylvania at Shiloh: History of the Regiment ; the Battle of ShilohHarrisburg publishing Company, 1905 - 406 pages |
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1st Sergeant 2d Lieutenant advance aid-de-camp April 12 army artillery assistant adjutant attack battery battle of Shiloh bivouacked Bragg Brig brigade camp Capt Captain Captured at Chickamauga cavalry Chattanooga Colonel command Company Confederate Corinth road Corporal corps December Deserted Discharged June Discharged October 11 Discharged on Surgeon's enemy enemy's engaged field fire flank front George guns Henry Illinois Indiana infantry Iowa Jacob James John July June 25 Kentucky killed Liberty Gap Lieut line of battle March 11 March 9 McClernand McClernand's McCook miles Mississippi Monday monument morning moved Nashville night November o'clock October 11 Ohio ordered picket Pittsburg Landing position Prentiss Private rear regiment retired Samuel Second Brigade Second Division Sept September 19 Seventy-seventh Pennsylvania Sherman skirmishers Stone River Sunday Surgeon's certificate Tennessee river Third Brigade thirty P. M. Thomas troops Union Union army Veteran Reserve Corps volunteer aid William wounded
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Page 389 - Colonel JA McDowell, commanding the first brigade, held his ground on Sunday, till I ordered him to fall back, which he did in line of battle; and when ordered, he conducted the attack on the enemy's left in good style. In falling back to the next position, he was thrown from his horse and injured, and his brigade was not in position on Monday morning. His subordinates.
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Page 401 - Breckinridge, following closely on the third line, in the same order, its right wing supported by cavalry. These two corps constituted the reserve, and were to support the front lines of battle by being deployed, when required, on the right and left of the Pittsburgh road, or otherwise act according to the exigencies of the battle.
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