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... fact , one of the boldest movements made during the war ; and for coolness and gallantry on the part of the soldiers en- gaged in it was not surpassed by any affair of the war between the States . Very truly yours , JAMES A. WALKER . On ...
... fact , one of the boldest movements made during the war ; and for coolness and gallantry on the part of the soldiers en- gaged in it was not surpassed by any affair of the war between the States . Very truly yours , JAMES A. WALKER . On ...
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... then hurried back and said to Colonel Corse , of my regiment : " We are lost , Colonel ; we haven't a single reserve . " " Is it possible ? " he said . I told him it was a fact ; there was 40 Southern Historical Society Papers .
... then hurried back and said to Colonel Corse , of my regiment : " We are lost , Colonel ; we haven't a single reserve . " " Is it possible ? " he said . I told him it was a fact ; there was 40 Southern Historical Society Papers .
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Southern Historical Society Robert Alonzo Brock. I told him it was a fact ; there was not a solitary Confederate soldier in sight . He clenched his teeth like a bulldog , and as the news ran along the line each man knew we had to stay ...
Southern Historical Society Robert Alonzo Brock. I told him it was a fact ; there was not a solitary Confederate soldier in sight . He clenched his teeth like a bulldog , and as the news ran along the line each man knew we had to stay ...
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... fact that the ship was useless to them , and not desiring to destroy life and property as a ruthless conqueror , Captain Coxeter placed his prisoners aboard and allowed the Mary Goodell to go free . The havoc made by the Jefferson Davis ...
... fact that the ship was useless to them , and not desiring to destroy life and property as a ruthless conqueror , Captain Coxeter placed his prisoners aboard and allowed the Mary Goodell to go free . The havoc made by the Jefferson Davis ...
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... facts were bad enough , and there was no need to make them worse . Ramseur retreated on the east side of Win- chester , and so preserved his organization better than the troops that passed through the town , but these were re - formed ...
... facts were bad enough , and there was no need to make them worse . Ramseur retreated on the east side of Win- chester , and so preserved his organization better than the troops that passed through the town , but these were re - formed ...
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