...over six thousand hayonets, which had found a passage across the run ahout eight hundred yards ahove the Stone Bridge, threatened our right. Heavy losses had now been sustained on our side, hoth in numbers and in the personal worth of the slain. The Georgia regiment had suffered heavily,...

...stated in their reports, numbering over six thousand bayonets, which had found a passage across the Run, about eight hundred yards above the Stone Bridge,...numbers and in the personal worth of the slain. The 8th Georgia regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as it took and maintained its position, to...

...stated in their reports, numbering over six thousand bayonets, which had found a passage across the Run, about eight hundred yards above the Stone Bridge,...numbers and in the personal worth of the slain. The 8th Georgia regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as it took and maintained its position, to...

...stated in their reports, numbering over six thousand bayonets, which had found a passage across the run about eight hundred yards above the Stone Bridge,...hundred yards of their front and right, sheltered byTbnces and other cover. It was at this time that Lieut.-col. Gardener was severely wounded, as also...

...stated in their reports, numbering over six theusand bayoncts, which had found a passage aeross the Run, about eight hundred yards above the Stone Bridge, threatened our right. Heavy losses had now becn sustained on our side, both in numbers and in the personal worth of the slain. The 8th Gcorgia...

...he had received and read all our official reports,) says of the state of the battle at this time: " Heavy losses had now been sustained on our side, both in numbers and in the personal worth mand of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Here Griffin's battery, which, with Rickett's, had done the most effective...

...timely reënforcement rushed to the front of the battle." Smith almost instantly of the slain. The 8th Georgia regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as it took and maintained its position, to a flro from the enemy, already posted within a hundred yards of their front and right, sheltered by fences...

...their reports, numbered over six thousand bayonets, which had found a passage across the Run abont eight hundred yards above the stone bridge, threatened...side, both in numbers and in the personal worth of tho slain. The 8th Georgia regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as it took and maintained...

...First Manassas, General Beauregard, speaking of the time when the Confederates were hard pressed, says: "Heavy losses had now been sustained on our side,...numbers and in the personal worth of the slain. The Eighth Georgia regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as it took and maintained its position,...

...the first battle of Manassas, General Beauregard in speaking of the crisis of the struggle, said : "Heavy losses had now been sustained on our side, both in numbers and the personal worth of the slain. The Eighth Georgia Regiment had suffered heavily, being exposed, as...