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Monthly Archives: December 2012
An extension to the line
One of the points that was discussed on our field trip this past weekend was the formation of the Mule Shoe. What was the shape of the original line ? When and why was it changed? The consensus was that … Continue reading
Posted in Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Bloody Angle, Hancock's assault on the Muleshoe, Johnson's Division, Jone's Brigade at Spotsylvania Courthouse, Mule Shoe, Steuart's Brigade
Tagged Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Battle of the Muleshoe, Bloody Angle, Col. Thomas Carter, Jone's Brigade, May 12, Steuart's Brigade
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Quadrilateral – an unintended result
Sometimes you get results that you really don’t expect. Guess that’s true in every type of endeavor. This past Sunday a group of knowledgeable people got together and went back into the Mule Shoe to try to interpret those positions … Continue reading
Wilfred Cutshaw left us several hints
Of the two artillery batteries in the Mule Shoe the night of the 11th of May 1864 we know the least about Tanner’s Battery. While we know exactly where Carrington’s Charlottesville Artillery, we cant say the same about Tanner. However … Continue reading
Posted in Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Bloody Angle, Carrington's Battery, Hancock's assault on the Muleshoe, Mule Shoe, Tanner's Battery, Uncategorized, West Angle
Tagged Battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Bloody Angle, Brig. Gen. James Walker, Carrington's Battery, Charlottesville Artillery, Cutshaw's Battalion, Maj. Wilfred Cutshaw, Tanner's Battery
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