Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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... batteries , but they were so high that little or no damage was inflicted . Having failed to silence the batteries , Farragut with 2 vessels and 5 gunboats ran the batteries on June 28. The fire lasted about two hours and his loss was 15 ...
... batteries , but they were so high that little or no damage was inflicted . Having failed to silence the batteries , Farragut with 2 vessels and 5 gunboats ran the batteries on June 28. The fire lasted about two hours and his loss was 15 ...
Page 291
... batteries on Morris Island , but to DuPont's surprise the Confederates allowed the fleet to pass in silence . The ironclads then entered the inner harbor and about 3 o'clock came within range of Fort Sumter and the batteries on Sul ...
... batteries on Morris Island , but to DuPont's surprise the Confederates allowed the fleet to pass in silence . The ironclads then entered the inner harbor and about 3 o'clock came within range of Fort Sumter and the batteries on Sul ...
Page 313
Edwin Wiley. RUNNING THE VICKSBURG BATTERIES . McCLERNAND'S ADVANCE . THE CAPTURE OF PORT GIBSON . 316. Warrenton and Grand Gulf . Mean- while Admiral Porter was preparing for the perilous enterprise of running past the batteries of ...
Edwin Wiley. RUNNING THE VICKSBURG BATTERIES . McCLERNAND'S ADVANCE . THE CAPTURE OF PORT GIBSON . 316. Warrenton and Grand Gulf . Mean- while Admiral Porter was preparing for the perilous enterprise of running past the batteries of ...
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