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1396:Philadelphia
1365:Chambersburg
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1211:Pennsylvania
1150:Second Corps
1106:Iron Brigade
1042:George Sykes
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892:John B. Hood
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828:Manassas Gap
813:Williamsport
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496:Wade Hampton
492:Pennsylvania
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468:Pennsylvania
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337:Manassas Gap
322:Williamsport
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195:8 casualties
180:Fitzhugh Lee
173:(~1,000 men)
115:Belligerents
106:Inconclusive
49:July 1, 1863
1471:Camp Curtin
1344:Hunterstown
1189:Susquehanna
1184:Monongahela
1155:Third Corps
1145:First Corps
992:John Gibbon
972:John Buford
846:Confederate
731:Hunterstown
679:Engagements
500:York County
371:Confederate
128:USA (Union)
90: /
1648:Categories
1481:Camp Union
1476:Camp Scott
1420:Units and
1401:Pittsburgh
1391:Harrisburg
1329:Gettysburg
1116:20th Maine
954:commanders
882:Henry Heth
848:commanders
750:Gettysburg
711:Upperville
706:Middleburg
571:2011-11-28
546:2011-04-28
523:References
446:Brig. Gen.
428:Harrisburg
403:Background
302:Gettysburg
272:Upperville
267:Middleburg
182:'s brigade
178:Maj. Gen.
78:77°11′04″W
75:40°12′04″N
1324:Fairfield
1101:XII Corps
1081:III Corps
887:A.P. Hill
823:Funkstown
818:Boonsboro
736:Fairfield
332:Funkstown
327:Boonsboro
312:Fairfield
157:Maj. Gen.
1623:Category
1360:Carlisle
1333:template
1318:template
1246:Category
1226:timeline
1221:template
1206:Maryland
1196:Virginia
1096:XI Corps
1091:VI Corps
1076:II Corps
774:3rd day
726:Carlisle
488:Maryland
464:New York
457:infantry
435:Lt. Gen.
368:Stuart's
317:Monterey
297:Carlisle
166:Strength
61:Location
34:Part of
1633:Commons
1339:Hanover
1257:Commons
1086:V Corps
1071:I Corps
800:Retreat
763:2nd day
758:1st day
721:Hanover
381:militia
374:cavalry
354:was an
287:Hanover
53:1863-07
51: (
1422:people
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103:Result
952:Union
701:Aldie
378:Union
262:Aldie
615:ISBN
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