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<t> Brig. Gen. Solomon Meredith (b 1810- d 1875) was born in Guilford, North Carolina and moved to Indiana at the age of nineteen, where he worked as a farm laborer to pay for his education. At the age of twenty-four, he was elected sheriff and served two terms. Meredith served four terms in the ...

thomas should be a 1 or at most a 2 on iniative. he would not make a move until every thing was perfect. my research on him has him not reacting to orders to move until he was damn good and ready

<t> Brig. Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher (b 1823 - d 1867) was born in Waterford, Ireland. <br/>
Meagher was educated at Jesuit boarding schools in Ireland While at school, Thomas Francis gained a broad and deep education and also came into his own as a speaker. After graduating, Meagher left Ireland ...

<t> Maj. Gen. Montgomery Cunningham Meigs (b 1816 - d 1892) Meigs was born in Augusta, Georgia. While a boy, he moved with his family to Pennsylvania, and he initially attended the University of Pennsylvania, but was appointed to West Point and graduated in 1836. He received a commission as a 2nd ...

<t> Maj. Gen. Alfred Pleasonton (b 1824 - d 1897) was born in Washington, D. C.. Alfred graduated from West Point in 1844 and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the 1st U.S. Dragoons. He fought in the Mexican War and received a promotion to 1st Lt. for gallantry at the Battles of Palo Alto (1846). At the ...

ON 9 OUT OF 11

NO ARTILLARY SHOT AT ME

3 IMPROVISED
4 MUSKETS
3 SPRINGFIELDS
AND THAT "DAMN" HENRY

TALK ABOUT DESTROYING MY MORALE LET ALONE MY TROOPS

EDITED VERSION IS GOOD TO GO

FIRST TIME I HAVE HEARD THE REFERENCE "BLOODY" ANGLE. I PREFER THE TERM "THE ANGLE" AS THE HIGH WATER MARK. MY BELIEF IS THAT 99 OUT OF 100 CIVIL WAR READERS WOULD PLACE THE "ANGLE" AT GETTYSBURG, BUT WOULD HAVE NO IDEA WHERE THE HECK THE "BLOODY" ANGLE WAS. BUT THIS IS JUST MY OPINION.

OKAY BY ME

GOT IT. HOPE I DID BETTER WITH PLEASONTON.

<t> Maj. Gen. Alfred Pleasonton (b 1824 - d 1897) was born in Washington, D. C.. Alfred graduated from West Point in 1844 and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the 1st U.S. Dragoons, stationed at Fort Atkinson, Iowa. He fought in the Mexican War and received a promotion to 1st Lt. for gallantry at the ...

<t> Brig Gen Charles (Karl) Leopold Matthies (b 1824 -d 1868) was born in Bromberg, Prussia. As a youngster, Matthies worked on a farm outside of Bromberg. At sixteen, he joined the Prussian army where he served as an enlisted man until he emigrated to the United States in 1849. During the 1850’s ...

<t> Brig Gen John Sanford Mason (b 1824 - d 1897) was born in Steubenville, Ohio. After attending local schools, he was admitted to West Point in 1843. From his graduation in 1847 until he retired at age 64, he pursued only a military career. He began service with garrison duty in Tampico during the ...

<t> IN A SINGLE PULSE, ON ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE SHOTS BY THE UNION (WHICH WAS ATTACKING MY DUG- IN ON TOP OF A HILL REBELS IN FEB 1862)&nbsp;I&nbsp;HAD NINE CONFENDERATE GENERALS KILLED. I DO BELIEVE LOSING 81 PERCENT OF YOUR GENERALS IN A 2O MINUTE TIME FRAME IS JUST&nbsp; LITTLE TOO HARD TO BELIEVE ...

<t> Brig Gen John Henry Martindale (b 1815 - d 1881) was born in Sandy Hill, New York. In 1831 he graduated from West Point, third in the class in 1835. He was promoted 2nd Lieutenant of the First Dragoons, but not desiring to stay in the Army, resigned in March, 1836. For a time he was assistant ...

<t> Brig Gen Randolph Barnes Marcy (b 1812 - died 1887) Marcy was born at Greenwich, Massachusetts in April, 1812. He graduated from West Point in 1832 and was commissioned a lieutenant in the 5th U. S. Infantry, and served with the 5th in the Black Hawk War in Illinois and Wisconsin. In 1846, he ...

<t> Brig Gen Gilman Marston (b 1811 - d 1890) was born in Orford, New Hampshire, he graduated from Dartmouth College in 1837 and from the law department of Harvard in 1840. He was admitted to the bar and commenced practice in Exeter, New Hampshire, in 1841 and was a member of the New Hampshire House ...

<t> Brig Gen Joseph King Fenno Mansfield (b 1803 - d 1862) was born in New Haven, Connecticut. He attended West Point and graduated second in a class of forty in 1822. He was commissioned a 2nd lieutenant in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Advancement came slowly in the peacetime Army and he was ...

<t> Brig Gen Mahlon Dickerson Manson (b 1820 d 1895)Manson was born in Piqua, Ohio. His family moved to moved to Crawfordsville, Indiana. He became a school teacher in Montgomery County, Indiana. He studied medicine at the Ohio Medical College in Cincinnati, and gave medical lectures in New Orleans ...