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RODES' DIVISION.
Major General ROBERT E. RODES.
Daniel's Brigade.
Brigadier General JUNIUS DANIEL.
32nd North Carolina,
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43rd North Carolina,
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45th North Carolina,
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53rd North Carolina,
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2nd North Carolina Battalion,
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Ramseur's Brigade.
Brigadier General STEPHEN D. RAMSEUR.
2nd North Carolina, Colonel William R. Cox.
4th North Carolina, Colonel Bryan Grimes.
14th North Carolina, Colonel R. Tyler Bennett.
30th North Carolina, Colonel Francis M. Parker.
Doles' Brigade.
Brigadier General GEORGE DOLES.
4th Georgia
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12th Georgia, Colonel Edward Willis.
44th Georgia, Colonel William H. Peebles.
Battle's Brigade.
Brigadier General CULLEN A. BATTLE.
3rd Alabama, Colonel Charles Forsyth.
5th Alabama,
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6th Alabama,
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12th Alabama,
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26th Alabama,
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Johnston's Brigade.
Brigadier General ROBERT D. JOHNSTON.
5th North Carolina, Colonel Thomas M. Garrett.
12th North Carolina, Colonel Henry E. Coleman.
20th North Carolina, Colonel Thomas F. Toon.
23rd North Carolina,
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ARTILLERY.
Brigadier General ARMISTEAD L. LONG.
Hardaway's Battalion.*
Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT A. HARDAWAY.
Dance's (Virginia) battery.
Graham's (Virginia) battery.
Griffin's C. B. (Virginia), battery.
Jones' (Virginia) battery.
Smith's, B. H. (Virginia), battery.
Nelson's Battalion.*
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM NELSON.
Kirkpatrick's (Virginia) battery.
Massie's (Virginia) battery.
Milledge's (Georgia) battery.
Braxton's Battalion.*
Lieutenant Colonel CARTER M. BRAXTON.
Carpenter's (Virginia) battery.
Cooper's (Virginia) battery.
Hardwicke's (Virginia) battery.
Cutshaw's Battalion. +
Major WILFRED E. CUTSHAW.
Carrington's (Virginia) battery.
Garber's, A. W. (Virginia) battery.
Tanner's (Virginia) battery.
Page's Battalion.+
Major RICHARD C. M. PAGE.
Carter's, W. P. (Virginia) battery.
Fry's (Virginia) battery.
Page's (Virginia) battery.
Reese's (Alabama) battery.
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*Under the special direction of Colonel J. Thompson Brown.
+Under the special direction of Colonel Thomas H. Carter.
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- Abraham Lincoln Healed a Divided Nation. We Should Heed His Words Today.
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