Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 43
... ordered officers to protect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and guard the frontier of the State against invasion by way of Ohio and Pennsylvania . The principal officer assigned to this duty was Colonel George A. Porterfield , who , on ...
... ordered officers to protect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and guard the frontier of the State against invasion by way of Ohio and Pennsylvania . The principal officer assigned to this duty was Colonel George A. Porterfield , who , on ...
Page 224
... ordered an immediate retreat to Vir- ginia on the morning of the 15th , crossing the Antietam , with D. H. Hill leading . Lee hoped that McLaws might elude Franklin and join him near the Potomac but while on the march he learned that ...
... ordered an immediate retreat to Vir- ginia on the morning of the 15th , crossing the Antietam , with D. H. Hill leading . Lee hoped that McLaws might elude Franklin and join him near the Potomac but while on the march he learned that ...
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... ordered to move from Little Rock with about 7,600 men , consisting of Price's and Marmaduke's divisions , Fagan's bri- gade of infantry and Walker's brigade of cavalry . On the evening of July 3 Holmes bivouaced about four miles from ...
... ordered to move from Little Rock with about 7,600 men , consisting of Price's and Marmaduke's divisions , Fagan's bri- gade of infantry and Walker's brigade of cavalry . On the evening of July 3 Holmes bivouaced about four miles from ...
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