Battle of Yorktown
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THE FIRST DAY'S FIRING AT YORKTOWN, APRIL, 1862.SKETCHED BY AN OFFICER OF THE TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS.[SEE PAGE 262.]REFERENCES1. Yorktown.2. Four Batteries of 21 Guns, 32 and 42 Pounders, and Columbiads.3. Columbiads.4. Two Rifled Guns.5. Infantry Attack.6. Left Wing.7. Road from Williamsburg.8. Major-General Couch's Command.9. Brigadier General Smith's Command, three Brigades.10. Brigadier-General Casey's Command, three Brigades.11. General Butterfield's Advance Corps de Armee, centre.12. Head-Quarters of Major-General McClellan and Staff.13. General Sykes's Reserve Regulars, one Brigade.14. Major-General Heintzelman's Command; Brigadier-General Porter's Advance, one Brigade; Brigadier-General Sedgwick, four Brigades; Brigadier-General Hamilton, four Brigades.15. Masked Battery of Dahlgren Guns.16. Seven United States Gun-boats.17. "Naugatuck."18. General Porter's Advance of the Right Wing.19. Battery of 18 guns.20. Gloucester.21. Rebel Regiments.22. Rebel Vessels.NOTE. General Keyes, with his Brigade, stationed on Mulberry Island. |
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