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shby.--Strange Cavalry Tactics.--Personal Bravery of Captain Hammond.--End of the Peninsular Campaign. 49 CHAPTER V. POPE'S CAMPAIGN IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA. 1862.--Kilpatrick at Beaver Dam.--Captain John S. Mosby.--Return of the Raiders.--Complimentary Orders.--The Harris Light at Anderson's Turnout.--Rebel Account of the Scare.--General John P. Hatch, his Misfortunes and Justification.-- Reconnoissances.--Battle of Cedar Mountain.--Hospital at Culpepper.--General Stuart in Close Quarters.--His Adjutant- General Captured.--Death of Captain Charles Walters.--Pope driven back and waiting for Reinforcements.--Kilpatrick's Fight at Brandy Station.--Waterloo Bridge.--Bristoe Station. --Manassas Junction.--Battle of Groveton.--Second Bull Run. --Chantilly and Death of Kearny.--General Pope resigns. 72 CHAPTER VI. REBEL INVASION OF MARYLAND. 1862.--Result of Pope's Campaign.--Rest and Recruit at Hall's Hill.--"My Maryland;" Its Invasion.--Offensive Policy of the Rebellion.--Pennsylvania and the Whole Country Aroused. --Battle of South Mountain.--Harper's Ferry.--Colonel Miles. --His Treachery and Death.--Bloody Battle of Antietam.-- Drilling Recruits.--The Harris Light again at the Front.--At Chantilly.-- Sudley Church.--Leesburg.--McClellan again Relieved from Command. 95 CHAPTER VII. McCLELLAN SUCCEEDED BY BURNSIDE. 1862.--Burnside's First Campaign.--Army of the Potomac in Three Divisions.--Advance from Warrenton to Falmouth.--General Stahel's Raid to the Shenandoah.--Laying Pontoons across the Rappahannock under Fire.--Battle of Fredericksburg.-- Daring Feats and General Heroism.--Death of General Bayard. --The Hospitals.--Sanitary and Christian Commissions.--Camp "Bayard."--Camp-Fires.--Winter Quarters.--Friendly Relations of Pickets.--Trading.--Pay-Day.--"Stuck in the Mud." 105 CHAPTER VIII. ORGANIZATION OF A CAVALRY CORPS. 1863.--General Hooker assumes Command of the Army of the Potomac.--Demoralization.--Reorganization.--A Cavalry Corps. --General George D. Stoneman in Command.--Death of Sergeant May.--Forests of the Old Dominion.--The Cavalryman and his Faithful Horse.--Scenes in Winter Quarters.--Kilpatrick.-- His Character.--Qualifications of the True Soldier
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