The Edge of Glory: A Biography of General William S. Rosecrans, U.S.A. |
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... military commanders now regarded as almost indispen- sable in all the great military operations in which there are not good topographical maps ; whose inspector - general's system has been adopted throughout the army ; who built up the ...
... military commanders now regarded as almost indispen- sable in all the great military operations in which there are not good topographical maps ; whose inspector - general's system has been adopted throughout the army ; who built up the ...
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... military standpoint , their education was less notable . While West Pointers learned how to march , ride , salute , and shoot , and took courses in infantry tactics and military police , artillery tactics and the science of gunnery ...
... military standpoint , their education was less notable . While West Pointers learned how to march , ride , salute , and shoot , and took courses in infantry tactics and military police , artillery tactics and the science of gunnery ...
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... military , business , political , and diplomatic correspond- ence ; letters to him from his mother , brothers , wife , children , and other family letters , and letters or copies of letters from him to them and others ; correspondence ...
... military , business , political , and diplomatic correspond- ence ; letters to him from his mother , brothers , wife , children , and other family letters , and letters or copies of letters from him to them and others ; correspondence ...
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