you have john brown gordon's entire second core, folks are to one another. through the confederates are starting to evacuate. you've goth4$ááát of the blood d similar to the bloody angle and intensity, though not inside. they're certainly not in memoryú very bloody fight happened there. if you see any photographs of ç. >> it's a bit of inside. and someone historian went out. this is a wonderful ÷úbook. what, you don't mention the ninth quarter. i go back and i said, the subtitle clearly said it's a book about the break through, book about the break through, that'sa not in there. other questions for mr. ÷úzvçy! alexander. we have a great account÷ú from private john walters who's situated just to the north of the break through who works about divine that occurs onç h front. outside of that, not a whole lot, the con fed gunners are not going to begin to pound the federals until÷ú after the sign gone for the assault found that. and it wasn't over night bombardment from the federals into the confederate oru! mostl just psychological. but hadu! they known that r

john brown gordon's entire second corps. they can support one another. on the western front, the confederates are too stretched out. all day long, april 2, 1865, through 94 the confederates are starting to evacuate. it is similar to the bloody angle. an intensity, though not in memory, at fort mahone. if you see any photographs of petersburg fortifications, if you see any photo of the fortifications besides the aerial shots, they come from fort sedgwick and fort mahone, including the famous photos of the fallen confederate soldiers. >> it is a bit of an inside joke, you wrote this wonderful book. this is a wonderful book, but you don't mention the ninth corps. it is a book about the breakthrough. sometimes you cannot please everyone. other questions? yes? >> you mention artillery at the point of the breakthrough. can you elaborate little more about that, because you described how the confederate line was so stretched out as far as infantry was concerned. edward: this is one of those things where -- i will make this a call -- if anyone has any resources o

john brown's division. george w. gordon. no relation to john b gordon. go into the works with them. this crowd was called up and foe separated through a thousand straining throats as we rushed on after the flying forces we had routed, killing some of their running. capturing some who were slow on foot and sustaining little lost ourselves. without a 100 paces of the main line the stronghold they opened fire and it seems like hell is self had exploded in our faces. the momentum of many of them carry them up and over the works , and they break through in the union center. but it doesn't go far. in the center there had been a secondary line of works constructed. as a breakthrough they will not be able to overcome it. indeed one soldier noted, whose men had been posted in the back, his men would also charge. a simultaneous counterattack at this point. they did not wait for an order but spring over it the pits like tigers. with a shrill shout that was heard above the rebel yell, went pell-mell into the mass of confederates that had taken our line and did not know what to do with it. at th

john brown's division. no relation to john b. gordon. when they fled the shout was raised by some of the charging confederates. go into the works with them. this crowd was quickly called up and through a thousand straining throats as we rushed on after the flying forces. we had routed killing some of the running foe capturing others slow on foot and sustaining but little loss ourselves. still without 10 paces of their mainline. of the strong hold. and hell itself exploded in our faces. but they carry them up and over the works. and they break through at the union center. but it doesn't go far. in the center there had been a secondary line of works constructed. as they break through they are not going to be able to overcome it. indeed, one soldier noted they pitch into the confederate. and a simultaneous counter attack at this point. anyway they sprang over and with the mass of confederates that have taken our line and did not know what to do with it and at the first ohio he cracked his whip around the ears of his artillerist. they starte