 | Frank Moore - United States - 1867 - 868 pages
...northward. Immediately after the forks were gained I directed General Crawford to change front again'to the right, and march toward the sound of the firing,...mounted, and which now came rapidly along the Ford Road toward rue, not to move along it further, but to file to their left and proceed in the direction General... | |
 | United States. War Department - Confederate States of America - 1894 - 1528 pages
...directed General Crawford to change front again to the right and mardi toward the sound of the tiring, so as again to take the enemy in flank and rear, and...mounted and which now came rapidly along the Ford road toward me, not to move along it farther, but to file to their left and proceed in the direction General... | |
 | William Henry Powell - United States - 1895 - 1076 pages
...attack, and had kept up a constant fire. Immediately after the forks had been gained, Warren directed Crawford to change front again to the right, and march...enemy in flank and rear, and this he at once did. He also directed a cavalry brigade, which had been kept mounted, and came rapidly along the Ford road... | |
 | Silas Constant, Emily Warren Roebling - Church records and registers - 1903 - 730 pages
...breastworks and 1,500 prisoners. As stated by Gen. Crawford, I came up with his division near B. Boiseau's after he had crossed the Ford Road. He had been driving...mounted, and which now came rapidly along the Ford Road toward me, not to move along it further, but to file to their left and proceed in the direction Gen.... | |
 | Silas Constant, Emily Warren Roebling - Registers of births, etc - 1903 - 664 pages
...there by the enemy. Gen. Crawford's troops soon encountered a stiff line of the enemy formed to ,neet him, and from the fire of which Gen. Coulter's brigade...mounted, and which now came rapidly along the Ford Road toward me, not to move along it further, but to file to their left and proceed in the direction Gen.... | |
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Crawford to change front again to the right, and march toward the sound of the firing, so as again to take the enemy in flank and rear, and this he at once did. I also directed a cavalry brigade, which had been kept mounted, and which now came rapidly... 