Kampagnen der Armee des Potomac [elektronische Ressource] : Eine kritische Geschichte der Operationen in Virginia, Maryland und Pennsylvania, vom Beginn bis zum Ende des Krieges 1861-5. Der Korps von Warren und Sedgwick, atGermanna Ford Kreuz; die linke Spalte, bestehend aus Hancockscorps, Elys Ford, sis Meilen unterhalb. Warrens Corps, die den Vormarsch der Rechten Spalte, marschierten von der Nähe von Culpepper, und vorangestellt byWilsons Kavallerie Division, erreicht Germanna Furt an sixoclock der Morgen des Donnerstag, den 4.; und sobald asder Brücke gelegt war, begann die Passage, die

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Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac [electronic resource]: a critical history of operations in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, from the commencement to the close of the war 1861-5 . up of the corps of Warren and Sedgwick, to cross atGermanna Ford; the left column, consisting of Hancockscorps, at Elys Ford, sis miles below. Warrens corps, forming the advance of the right column, marched from the vicinity of Culpepper, and, preceded byWilsons cavalry division, reached Germanna Ford at sixoclock of the morning of Thursday, the 4th; and as soon asthe bridge was laid, began the passage, which was completedby one oclock. During the afternoon, Sedgwicks corps fol-lowed across, and encamped for the night near the river. War-ren, advancing some miles southward from the Rapidan, biv-ouacked at Old Wilderness Tavern at the point of intersec-tion of the plankroad from the Germanna Ford with theturnpike from Orange Courthouse to Fredericksburg. On thelatter road, Wilsons division of cavalry was, in the afternoon, thrown out towards Robertsons Tavern to watch the direc-tions whence any hostile menace might be expected. Theleft column, consisting of Hancocks corps, moved from its. GRANTS OVERLAND CAMPAIGN. 4^5 encampment near Stevensburg, and advanced to Elys Ford, *preceded by Greggs division of cavalry. When the corpsreached the Eapidan the cavalry was well across, and had thecanvas ponton-bridge nearly laid. This work being sooncompleted, the infantry made the passage and pushed forwardto Chancellorsville, which place it reached at nine in themorning of the 4th, the cavalry being thrown out towardsFredericksburg and Todds Tavern. At Chancellorsville, Hancocks troops rested for the remainder of the day, await-ing the passage of the heavier column on the right. Thetroops bivouacked for the night on Hookers old battle-ground. Thus the morning of Thursday, the 5th of May, found ahundred thousand men across the Eapidan. The barrier thathad so long divided the opposing armies was p

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