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The Memoirs of General Ulysses S. Grant
Part 6.

CHAPTER LXVI
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Custer then ordered the other trains run back on the road towards Farmville, and the fight continued.
So far, only our cavalry and the advance of Lee's army were engaged.
Soon, however, Lee's men were brought up from the rear, no doubt expecting they had nothing to meet but our cavalry.

But our infantry had pushed forward so rapidly that by the time the enemy got up they found Griffin's corps and the Army of the James confronting them.

A sharp engagement ensued, but Lee quickly set up a white flag..


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