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William Swinton, Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac, chapter 9 (search)
division, the latter officer being, for the time, in command of the corps. and Robinson, reached the ground. The former division was immediately thrown in to sustainl Doubleday: Report on the Conduct of the War, vol. i., p. 307. Meantime, Robinson's division remained for awhile in reserve on the Seminary Ridge; but almost sivy pressure to bear on that flank, held by Cutler's command, and to relieve it Robinson's division was moved forward from the Seminary. First, Baxter's brigade of this newly arrived corps on the right of the First Corps, where the line ended in Robinson's division—sweeping the plain to the north by its fire, in place of attemptingrps (Howard) retained its position on Cemetery Hill, where it was supported by Robinson's and Doubleday's divisions of the First Corps (Newton) on its right was placee and bring back its lost guns. A new line was then formed by Doubleday's and Robinson's divisions of the First Corps, and by troops from the Twelfth Corps, brought
William Swinton, Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac, chapter 11 (search)
igadier-General R. B. Ayres Second Division, Brigadier-General J. C. Robinson. First Brigade, Colonel Leonard. Second Briposed in line on the left of Griffin; and the division of Robinson in support. Crawford's movement towards Parker's Store, ght. A couple of brigades of the advance division, under Robinson, were deployed in line of battle, while the remainder of d rises into the Spottsylvania Ridge. Forming in line, Robinson's division advanced over the plain. Thus far, only Stuars, the line wavered and fell back in some confusion. General Robinson was, at the same time, severely wounded, which left tlain. Griffin's division, which advanced on the right of Robinson, soon afterwards received the same fire, with a like resull be observed on the map that the road forks at Alsop's. Robinson took to the left, and Griffin to the right; the latter, fcoming up, got a flank fire on my right, from the fact of Robinson's division not pushing up in line. The enemy attacking a