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Four brothers in blue
Robert Goldthwaite Carter (1845–1936), 1913
Named on the page for Battle of Fredericksburg.
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Passages that name the battle; the whole book is at Internet Archive.
11–15 December 1862
Battle of Fredericksburg
CHAPTER IX 187-205
The Battle of Fredericksburg.
FOUR BROTHERS IN BLUE.
The Battle of Fredericksburg.
FOUR BROTHERS IN BLUE.
of Fredericksburg, by war corres- pondents, who were in the streets of the city, or on the north side of the Rappahannock river ; by histo- rians who were in neither place ; by "our artists on the spot," who were not on the spot., and by offi- cers of nearly every grade, from the commanding general down to junior subalterns, in print and out, covering every possible point, from the first inception of the campaign, with subsequent plan of battle, to the minutest tactical manoeuvre ; giving the dispositions of corps, divisions, brigades and battalions •
FOUR BROTHERS IN BLUE.
Such was the status, moral and physical, of the gallant old Army of the Potomac a few days preced- ing the Battle of Fredericksburg ;
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