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SERVICE WITH THE SIXTH WISCONSIN (ILLUSTRATED) IBD

RUFUS R DAWES / THOMAS W LEWIS
RW CLASSIC BOOKS
03 / 2019
9781946100146
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NEW: Fifty-five (55) Illustrations, Notes, Bibliography, Index, and General Rufus R. Dawes', Battle Record! They were fierce! They were tough! The famous Iron Brigade was one of the most celebrated brigades in the history of the Civil War!áBut how did they earn their title? Reflecting upon the Battle of South Mountain, General McClellan said, &ldquo,My Headquarters were where I could see every move of the troops taking the gorge on the Pike. With my glass I saw the men fighting against great odd, when General Hooker came in great haste for some orders. I asked him what troops were those fighting on the Pike. His answer was, &lsquo,General Gibbon&rsquo,s Brigade of Western men.&rsquo, I said, &lsquo,They must be made of iron.&rsquo, He replied, &lsquo,By the Eternal they are iron. If you had seen them at Second Bull Run as I did, you would know them to be iron.&rsquo, I replied, &lsquo,Why, General Hooker, they fight equal to the best troops in the world.&rsquo, áComposed originally of the 2nd, 6th, and 7th Wisconsin, 19th Indiana, and Battery B of the 4th U.S. Artillery, and then later reinforced by the 24th Michigan, the famed brigade did not come without experiencing losses. Colonel Fox wrote in a report documenting war casualties: &ldquo,The Iron Brigade suffered a greater proportionate loss in battle than any other brigade in the Army of the Union.&rdquo,áService With the Sixth Wisconsin details first-hand accounts of the bloody campaign of forty-five days, which covers the battles of Gainesville and Bull Run Second under General Pope, and the battles of South Mountain and Antietam, in the Maryland campaign. Dawes and his regiment fought in these and other major battles including Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House, Cold Harbor and Petersburg.áIncludes details about soldiers and military camp life!áTable of Contents:áLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.áPREFACE.áCHAPTER I.(Mustered in, Plug Uglies Attack)áCHAPTER II.(The &ldquo,Iron Brigade&rdquo, in Embryo)áCHAPTER III.(Fredericks Hall Raid, Battle of Gainesville, Battle of Bull Run Second)áCHAPTER IV.(Battle of South Mountain)áCHAPTER V.(Battle of Fredericksburg, Mud Campaign [Mud March], Northumberland County Raid)áCHAPTER VI.(Rufus R. Dawes reported as killed, Pontoon Boats, Fitz Hugh&rsquo,s Crossing)áCHAPTER VII.(Camp Near White Oak Church, Expedition Down the Northern Neck, The Battle as Reported to M. B. G.)áCHAPTER VIII.(The Sixth Wisconsin at Gettysburg)áCHAPTER IX.(South of the Rappahannock, Echoes of the Morgan Raid, Friendly Call on the Enemy)áCHAPTER X.(Retreat to Centreville, Skirmish at Haymarket, Adjutant Brooks Captured by Rebels, Mine Run Campaign)áCHAPTER XI.(Kelly&rsquo,s Ford, Dawes is Married)áCHAPTER XII.(Battle of the Wilderness, &ldquo,Bloody Angle,&rdquo, Laurel Hill)áCHAPTER XIII.(Battle of Jericho Ford, Battle of the North Anna, Battle of Bethesda Church, Battle of Cold Harbor)áCHAPTER XIV.(Captain Kellogg in Rebel Prison and His Escape, Trenc

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