Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 369
... assault until bystanders interposed . ‡ The assault did not terminate fatally to Sumner but af- fected his spinal column so that he never afterward was in perfect health . The assault was received differently in the North and South ...
... assault until bystanders interposed . ‡ The assault did not terminate fatally to Sumner but af- fected his spinal column so that he never afterward was in perfect health . The assault was received differently in the North and South ...
Page 454
... assault Lee's lines at 4:30 on the morning of June 3. Reinforced by 2,000 cavalry and 3,000 infantry Wil- son was ordered from Hanover Court House to Hawes ' Shop to attack Early's left and rear . The main work was to be done by the 2d ...
... assault Lee's lines at 4:30 on the morning of June 3. Reinforced by 2,000 cavalry and 3,000 infantry Wil- son was ordered from Hanover Court House to Hawes ' Shop to attack Early's left and rear . The main work was to be done by the 2d ...
Page 456
... assault was ordered to begin at daylight . On the Confed- erate right Fagan with 1,770 men ad- vanced on Fort Hindman , carried all the outer intrenchments , and made a desperate attempt to take the fort , but was repulsed with a loss ...
... assault was ordered to begin at daylight . On the Confed- erate right Fagan with 1,770 men ad- vanced on Fort Hindman , carried all the outer intrenchments , and made a desperate attempt to take the fort , but was repulsed with a loss ...
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