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believing Black Creek to be now impassible
He had received a dispatch from General Robert E
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”that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion
Three days before the battle of Gettysburg
The "Mud March" Print Style:Artist's Proof Archival Paper believing Black Creek to beFredericksburg, Virginia, January 21, 1863 By sheer determination, they slogged forward toward the enemy. They were the soldiers of the Unions Army of the Potomac, and they did not give up. Just weeks earlier, they had been dispatched in wave after wave in an assault on General Robert E. Lees fortied line at the battle of Fredericksburg. Their attack had failed, but only due to the misguided leadership by the armys latest commander, General Ambrose E.
