Vue historique de Gettysburg : illustrations en demi-ton de tous les monuments importants, vues et des endroits historiques sur la bataille de Gettysburg . du Vermont ont consolidé leur crédit et erectedtwo des meilleurs monuments sur le terrain. La colonne corinthienne surmontée de la statue en bronze du Général Stannard marque la positionde la deuxième brigade de ligne. C'est cette organisation qui a tant contribué au succès de l'Union européenne, à l'occasion Picketts frais. Pickettsimmediate lorsqu'ils ont atteint la commande bâtiments Codori a changé de direction à l'oblique gauche, tandis que son soutien à br

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Historic views of Gettysburg : illustrations in half-tone of all the monuments, important views and historic places on the Gettysburg battlefield . of Vermont consolidated their appropriation and erectedtwo of the very finest monuments on the field. The Corinthian column surmounted by the bronze statue of General Stannard marks the line positionof the Second Brigade. It was this organization that contributed so much to the success of the Union arms during Picketts charge. Pickettsimmediate command when they reached the Codori buildings changed direction to left oblique, while his supporting brigades on the right keptthe original direction. The gap thus created gradually widened as they approached the Union position. General Stannard perceived this andthrew his brigade into the gap, and changing front of his regiments, took both columns in flank and rear, capturing hundreds of prisoners. GrantsFirst Brigade—The Lion—is east of Round Top, where they were positioned in reserve. Vermont lost 417 men. Rhode Island was representedby her Second Regiment of infantry and five batteries, only three of which were engaged. They lost 97.. MASSACHUSETTS MONUMENTS. Massachusetts had twenty-four organizations in the battle, and 1394 of her sons were included in the lossessustained. This story of Josephine Rogers, who with her mother lived in the little house adjoining the handsome monument of the First, was toldby Gen. H. W. Slocum: On the morning of July 2d, General Carr stopped at the house and found Miss Rogers alone and busy baking bread. Heinformed her that a great battle was inevitable and advised her to seek a place of safety at once. She said she had a batch of bread baking in theoven and would remain until it was baked and then leave. When the bread was 6nished it was given to our soldiers and devoured so eagerly thatshe concluded to remain and bake another batch. And so she continued to the end of the battle, baking and giving her bread to all who came. Thegreat artil

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