Volume 2 / Part 4 — CHAPTER XLVII.
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Situation in the Shenandoah Valley.—March of General Early.—The Object.—At Lynchburg.—Staunton.—His Force.—Enters Maryland.— Attack at Monocacy.—Approach to Washington.—The Works.— Recrosses the Potomac.—Battle at Kernstown.—Captures.—Outrages of the Enemy.—Statement of General Early.—Retaliation on Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.—Battle near Winchester.—Sheridan's Force routed.—Attack subsequently renewed with New Forces.— Incapacity of our Opponent.—Early falls back.—The Enemy retires.—Early advances.—Report of a Committee of Citizens on Losses by Sheridan's Orders.—Battle at Cedar Creek.—Losses, Subsequent Movements, and Captures.—The Red River Campaign.— Repulse and Retreat of General Banks.—Capture of Fort Pillow.