Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 233
... roads cut the plain nearly at right angles with the canal -the Plank road on the right and the Telegraph road on the left . The ad- vance was to be made on and between these two roads over ground com- pletely covered by artillery on the ...
... roads cut the plain nearly at right angles with the canal -the Plank road on the right and the Telegraph road on the left . The ad- vance was to be made on and between these two roads over ground com- pletely covered by artillery on the ...
Page 317
... road and W. H. T. Walker's brigade on the Clinton road , their ob- ject being to delay the Union advance as long as possible so that the public property might be removed from the city . The combined strength of Gregg and Walker was ...
... road and W. H. T. Walker's brigade on the Clinton road , their ob- ject being to delay the Union advance as long as possible so that the public property might be removed from the city . The combined strength of Gregg and Walker was ...
Page 430
... road and the Orange turnpike . These troops reached their position by 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 4th . Wilson's cavalry was thrown forward to Par- ker's Store on the Orange plank road ; Sedgwick's 6th corps followed War- ren's ...
... road and the Orange turnpike . These troops reached their position by 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 4th . Wilson's cavalry was thrown forward to Par- ker's Store on the Orange plank road ; Sedgwick's 6th corps followed War- ren's ...
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