National History of the War for the Union, Civil, Military and Naval: Founded on Official and Other Authentic Documents, Volume 3Johnson, Fry, 1861 - United States Volume 1. Chapter i-xxix (618 pages) -- Volume 3. Chapter lxxx-cxv (642 pages). |
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Page 155
... moved about four miles south of the road and fed men and horses . The forced marches which I was compelled to make in order to reach this point successfully neces- sarily very much fatigued and exhausted my command , and rest and food ...
... moved about four miles south of the road and fed men and horses . The forced marches which I was compelled to make in order to reach this point successfully neces- sarily very much fatigued and exhausted my command , and rest and food ...
Page 380
... moved for his position to the south of Dallas via Van Wert . General Davis's division moved directly from Rome for Dallas by Van Wert . General Thomas took the road via Euharlee and Burnt Hick- ory , while General Schofield moved by ...
... moved for his position to the south of Dallas via Van Wert . General Davis's division moved directly from Rome for Dallas by Van Wert . General Thomas took the road via Euharlee and Burnt Hick- ory , while General Schofield moved by ...
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... moved from the front of Spanish Fort , joined General Steele on his left , and General Garrard's division , of the Six- teenth Corps , moved into the gap be- tween General Veatch's division and Bayou Minnette . General Garrard im ...
... moved from the front of Spanish Fort , joined General Steele on his left , and General Garrard's division , of the Six- teenth Corps , moved into the gap be- tween General Veatch's division and Bayou Minnette . General Garrard im ...
Contents
СНАРТЕВ | 1 |
GENERAL FOSTERS OPERATIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA TO DECEMBER 1862 | 15 |
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND BATTLE OF MURFREESBORO DECEMBER | 31 |
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