The History of the Civil War in America: Comprising a Full and Impartial Account of the Origin and Progress of the Rebellion, of the Various Naval and Military Engagements, of the Heroic Deeds Performed by Armies and Individuals, and of Touching Scenes in the Field, the Camp, the Hospital, and the Cabin, Band 2H. Bill, 1866 |
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... General McClellan , finding that the enemy had escaped him , instead of pursuing them in their flight , as many ... brigadier - general . He proposed there- fore himself to manage this entire army in some battle or campaign , and then ...
... General McClellan , finding that the enemy had escaped him , instead of pursuing them in their flight , as many ... brigadier - general . He proposed there- fore himself to manage this entire army in some battle or campaign , and then ...
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... General McClellan , finding that the enemy had escaped him , instead of pursuing them in their flight , as many ... brigadier - general . He proposed there- fore himself to manage this entire army in some battle or campaign , and then ...
... General McClellan , finding that the enemy had escaped him , instead of pursuing them in their flight , as many ... brigadier - general . He proposed there- fore himself to manage this entire army in some battle or campaign , and then ...
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... General Porter * took the centre , General Sedgwick the extreme right , Generals Hamilton and Smith the extreme left ... Brigadier General Fitz - John Porter was born in New Hampshire , about the year 1824. He graduated at West Point ...
... General Porter * took the centre , General Sedgwick the extreme right , Generals Hamilton and Smith the extreme left ... Brigadier General Fitz - John Porter was born in New Hampshire , about the year 1824. He graduated at West Point ...
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... Brigadier - General Stoneman , with all the cavalry and four batteries of horse - artillery , pressed along this road in vigorous pursuit of the retreating army . The infantry followed as rapidly as possible , by this and another road ...
... Brigadier - General Stoneman , with all the cavalry and four batteries of horse - artillery , pressed along this road in vigorous pursuit of the retreating army . The infantry followed as rapidly as possible , by this and another road ...
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... General Kearney * arrived , leading his band of six thousand men through the exhausted and bleeding soldiers of ... Brigadier - General , during the remainder of his heroic career he was ever found where danger was most imminent . A more ...
... General Kearney * arrived , leading his band of six thousand men through the exhausted and bleeding soldiers of ... Brigadier - General , during the remainder of his heroic career he was ever found where danger was most imminent . A more ...
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advance arms artillery assailed assault attack banks batteries battle brave bridge brigade Brigadier-General Buell camp captured cavalry centre Centreville charge Chattanooga Colonel column command commenced conflict Corinth Corps Creek crossed Cumberland Gap defence desperate Division driven enemy enemy's fell field fight fire five flag flank fleet Fort Fisher forward Fredericksburg front gunboats guns Harper's Ferry Heintzelman heroic hill hundred infantry intrenchments James River Kentucky land loss Major-General McClellan McClernand miles military morning Mountain moved movement Murfreesboro Nashville National troops nearly night North o'clock occupied officers opened patriot troops position Potomac prisoners railroad rear rebel army rebel force rebel lines rebellion rebels reënforcements regiments repulsed retreat Richmond ridge river road Rosecrans rushed Savannah scene sent shell Sherman shot side skirmishers soldiers soon South Carolina storm surrender Tennessee thousand Union army Union troops valley victory Washington whole woods wounded