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Good prospects of success; it was on that very day at an early hour,
that the reinforcing troops arrived. They were hurried through the city
to the threatened point, and the enemy, seeing the well-known corps
badge confronting them at Fort Stevens, and recognizing that the
opportunity was gone, promptly retreated, after an engagement in which
the Second Connecticut took no active part. This occasion was notable by
reason of the fact that for the only time during the war President
Lincoln was under fire, as he watched the progress of affairs from the
parapet of Fort Stevens. The pursuit which began at once entailed some
hard marching, but the enemy could not be brought to a stand. It
continued for several days until the Valley of the Shenandoah was
reached, when Early, as w