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Two regiments, First and Tenth U.S.C.T., repulsed

  • May 24, 1864
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Two regiments, First and Tenth U.S.C.T., repulsed attack by rebel General Fitzhugh Lee. Also participating in battle at Wilsin's Wharf Landing, on bank of James River, were a small detachment of white Union troops and a battery of Light artillery.

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