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Civil War Cavalry
These were supported by four guns of Jenks's artillery. The Confederates were repulsed at all points, and Jackson abandoned his designs upon the National left, massed a heavy force on their right, and sent two additional batteries and his reserves to support the movement. With this combined force he pressed forward to turn and crush his adversary's right. Daum's artillery could not check the movement, and imminent peril threatened the Union army.
Michigan Cavalry
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