Charge of the First Maine at Petersburg 1864
The article recounts the June 18 1864 assault by the First Maine heavy artillery at Colquitt's salient Hare hill Petersburg. It details the desperate forlorn hope led by Maj Low and Maj Mott, the heavy losses 682 killed or wounded of about 832 engaged, and Col Chaplin's farewell sword tribute as his regiment lay decimated.
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