Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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... rear , march down it and attack , and that at the sound of the engagement in the rear McClellan would attack in front . After a very hard march through a rain storm Rosecrans came upon the enemy's skirmishers . Pegram had been warned of ...
... rear , march down it and attack , and that at the sound of the engagement in the rear McClellan would attack in front . After a very hard march through a rain storm Rosecrans came upon the enemy's skirmishers . Pegram had been warned of ...
Page 65
... rear and on the same side of the creek ; while in Pearce's rear , on the south side of the creek , were Churchill's regiment and Green's and J. P. Major's cavalry . With about 4,000 infantry and cav- alry and the two batteries of James ...
... rear and on the same side of the creek ; while in Pearce's rear , on the south side of the creek , were Churchill's regiment and Green's and J. P. Major's cavalry . With about 4,000 infantry and cav- alry and the two batteries of James ...
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... rear . Giles A. Smith's division of Blair's 17th corps held Sherman's left and Dodge's 16th corps was some distance on the rear of the centre of Blair's corps and at right angles to it , Blair fronting west and Dodge south . At midnight ...
... rear . Giles A. Smith's division of Blair's 17th corps held Sherman's left and Dodge's 16th corps was some distance on the rear of the centre of Blair's corps and at right angles to it , Blair fronting west and Dodge south . At midnight ...
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