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John F. Reynolds to John Sedgwick, April 29, 1863
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY CORPS, April 29, 1863. April 29, 1863—10 a. m. General SEDGWICK: Since my first report of this morning, General Wadsworth threw over in boats one of his…
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Letters from John F. Reynolds
B. 1820 · D. 1863
John Fulton Reynolds was a career United States Army officer and a general in the American Civil War. One of the Union Army's most respected senior commanders, he played a key role in committing the Army of the Potomac to the Battle of Gettysburg and was killed at the start of the battle.
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John F. Reynolds to Major-General SEDGWIOK, April 30, 1863
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY CORPS, April 30, 1863. April 30, 1863—p. m. Major-General SEDGWIOK : Large bodies of infantry are now moving up to our right, from across the Massaponax. Columns…
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John F. Reynolds to Sedg Wick, April 30, 1863
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY CORPS, April 30, 1863. April 30, 1863. General SEDG WICK, Commanding Left Wing: I have just explained what I thought threatened my bridge-heads. I do not know…
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John F. Reynolds to John Sedgwick, May 1, 1863
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY CORPS, May 1, 1863. May 1, 1863. Major-General SEDGWICK, Commanding, &e. : My movement is now going on. It has been delayed by the enemy sinking one…
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John F. Reynolds to John Sedgwick, May 1, 1863
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARMY CORPS, May 1, 1863. May 1, 1863—4 p. m. Major-General SEDGWICK, Commanding Left Wing: The troops of the enemy in my front are formed in two lines…
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John F. Reynolds to Alfred Pleasonton, June 13, 1863
BEALETON BEALETON, June 13, 1863. General PLEASONTON : Please let me know where you picket with your cavalry. You ought to watch as high up as Waterloo Bridge, at least.…
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John F. Reynolds to Winfield S. Hancock, June 15, 1863
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, June 15, 1863. General Hancock: Do you hear anything from the rear ? BUTTERFIELD, Major-General. (Copy received, War Department, 8.10…
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John F. Reynolds to Joseph Hooker, June 18, 1863
PLEASONTON’S HEADQUARTERS, June 18, 1863. June 18, 1863—1 p. m. Major-General HookEr, Headquarters Army of the Potomac: Two boys, who left Culpeper yesterday, state that Ewell, Early, and Longstreet passed…