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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 2. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book VI:—Virginia. (search)
es at the north-west on the borders of Deep Run, at a point called Bernard's Cabin, and at the south-east in Prospect Hill, behind which the some hundred metres above the road, touches the hills in front of Bernard's Cabin, and skirts along their base for some distance beyond Prosericksburg and Bowling Green. The hilly country comprised between Bernard's Cabin and Hamilton's Crossing presented a front of three kilomet erected along the margin of the woods from Hamilton's Crossing to Bernard's Cabin; Hood had taken position on the heights between Deep Run a, along the slopes of Prospect Hill, twenty-one on the left around Bernard's Cabin, and twelve at two hundred metres on the right of the latts, consisting of Howe's division, advanced toward the positions of Bernard's Cabin, forming a junction with Gibson. Finally, Franklin, whose left, being more advanced than the others, fronted the heights of Bernard's Cabin and the adjoining woods, which were occupied by Hood's rig