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Page 593
... army of perhaps 85,000 down the Mississippi River from southern Illinois . The plan had some merit but it rested on the remarkable assumption that the Confederate army in Virginia , which even Scott granted might total more than 100,000 ...
... army of perhaps 85,000 down the Mississippi River from southern Illinois . The plan had some merit but it rested on the remarkable assumption that the Confederate army in Virginia , which even Scott granted might total more than 100,000 ...
Page 595
... army with Joseph E. Johnston's troops from the Shenandoah Valley . Slowly McDowell's army began to march out to meet the Confederate army at Manassas . ( That is what the Southerners called the place ; Yankees found that one ...
... army with Joseph E. Johnston's troops from the Shenandoah Valley . Slowly McDowell's army began to march out to meet the Confederate army at Manassas . ( That is what the Southerners called the place ; Yankees found that one ...
Page 665
... army command . After Stanton made a full report to the cabinet blaming McClellan for the " great ignorance , negligence and lack of order and subordination - and reckless extravagance " evident in the management of the Army of the ...
... army command . After Stanton made a full report to the cabinet blaming McClellan for the " great ignorance , negligence and lack of order and subordination - and reckless extravagance " evident in the management of the Army of the ...
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