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The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863

Note 73 — IX THE THIRD OF JULY

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"I instructed the chiefs of artillery and battery commanders to withhold their fire for fifteen or twenty minutes after the cannonade commenced, then to concentrate their fire with all possible accuracy upon those batteries which were most destructive to us, but slowly, so that when the enemy's ammunition was exhausted we should have enough left to meet the assault."—Gen. Hunt, Chief of Artillery.

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