Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 251
... night of the 26th McCook had gained possession of Nolensville and the hills in front . Thomas fol- lowed on the right leaving Rousseau's division on the right flank . Critten- den advanced to LaVergne , skirmish- ing heavily on his ...
... night of the 26th McCook had gained possession of Nolensville and the hills in front . Thomas fol- lowed on the right leaving Rousseau's division on the right flank . Critten- den advanced to LaVergne , skirmish- ing heavily on his ...
Page 372
... night of the 13th he ascended the mountain , moving by way of Henderson's Gap , and four days later effected his junc- tion with Thomas by Winston's Gap . On September 17 his advance went into camp at Pond Spring , seven miles from the ...
... night of the 13th he ascended the mountain , moving by way of Henderson's Gap , and four days later effected his junc- tion with Thomas by Winston's Gap . On September 17 his advance went into camp at Pond Spring , seven miles from the ...
Page 480
... night of July 2 , after having been under an uninterrupted cannonade and in- fantry fire for 26 days , and intrenched a few miles south of Marietta with an advanced position at Smyrna Camp Ground . Sherman occupied Marietta on the ...
... night of July 2 , after having been under an uninterrupted cannonade and in- fantry fire for 26 days , and intrenched a few miles south of Marietta with an advanced position at Smyrna Camp Ground . Sherman occupied Marietta on the ...
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