Reminiscence of Fredericksburg Battle and Fate
In a Civil War reminiscence the author recalls Gen McClellan’s removal and Gen Burnside’s controversial quick advance to Fredericksburg. The narrative centers on a brigade’s assault on the Rappahannock heights, a dramatic Irish soldier’s farewell and dying message to his sister, and the harrowing brutal combat that followed.
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