Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 8Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 - United States |
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Page 74
... side of the Kanawha , and about three miles distant . It was necessary to dislodge Patton , whose guns com- manded the river . Cox landed on the north side of the river , and on the 17th Colonel John W. Lowe , with the 12th Ohio , two ...
... side of the Kanawha , and about three miles distant . It was necessary to dislodge Patton , whose guns com- manded the river . Cox landed on the north side of the river , and on the 17th Colonel John W. Lowe , with the 12th Ohio , two ...
Page 82
... sides but about 4 o'clock Colonel Baker was killed while striving to encourage his men , and a scene of disaster followed . After a brief and ineffectual effort by Colonel Cogswell to move to the left , the Union troops rushed down the side ...
... sides but about 4 o'clock Colonel Baker was killed while striving to encourage his men , and a scene of disaster followed . After a brief and ineffectual effort by Colonel Cogswell to move to the left , the Union troops rushed down the side ...
Page 457
... side of the river by the pontoon bridge and marched on Little Rock . The city was defended by Price with about 7,000 men , of whom 6,500 were intrenched on the north side of the Arkansas , and about 1,200 on the south side on the line ...
... side of the river by the pontoon bridge and marched on Little Rock . The city was defended by Price with about 7,000 men , of whom 6,500 were intrenched on the north side of the Arkansas , and about 1,200 on the south side on the line ...
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