Major General William T. Sherman, and His Campaign |
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... tion - In the Commissary Department - Military Post of New Orleans - Resignation and Return to California- President of a Military Academy in Louisiana - Opposes Secession Resignation as President - Incidents - A Re- markable Law Firm ...
... tion - In the Commissary Department - Military Post of New Orleans - Resignation and Return to California- President of a Military Academy in Louisiana - Opposes Secession Resignation as President - Incidents - A Re- markable Law Firm ...
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... . SHERMAN'S GREAT CAMPAIGN FROM CHATTANOOGA TO ATLANTA . Sherman Appointed the Successor of Grant - Tour of Inspec- tion and Plan of the Campaign - Commencement of the PAGE . Campaign - Strength of the Army - The CONTENTS . xi.
... . SHERMAN'S GREAT CAMPAIGN FROM CHATTANOOGA TO ATLANTA . Sherman Appointed the Successor of Grant - Tour of Inspec- tion and Plan of the Campaign - Commencement of the PAGE . Campaign - Strength of the Army - The CONTENTS . xi.
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... tion of an acting assistant adjutant general . He administered the affairs of his office with so much ability , that Congress , in March , 1851 , appointed him a brevet captain in the regular army , to date from May 30th , 1848 , " for ...
... tion of an acting assistant adjutant general . He administered the affairs of his office with so much ability , that Congress , in March , 1851 , appointed him a brevet captain in the regular army , to date from May 30th , 1848 , " for ...
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... tion of our beneficent government , and secure to every man who puts his foot upon our soil , the ines- timable boon of Freedom . A protracted war seemed necessary , to produce this grand result . The army marched on , driving back the ...
... tion of our beneficent government , and secure to every man who puts his foot upon our soil , the ines- timable boon of Freedom . A protracted war seemed necessary , to produce this grand result . The army marched on , driving back the ...
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... tion large masses of troops could be seen moving rapidly towards the threatened point . The roar of artillery soon announced that Hunter was engaged with the enemy . The fire began with artillery , and was followed up with infantry ...
... tion large masses of troops could be seen moving rapidly towards the threatened point . The roar of artillery soon announced that Hunter was engaged with the enemy . The fire began with artillery , and was followed up with infantry ...
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Adairsville advance April army artillery assault Atlanta attack Augusta battery battle bridge brigade camp campaign Cape Fear River captured Carolina cavalry Charleston Chattanooga Colonel column command Confederate Corinth Cox's Bridge Creek crossed Davis destroyed dispatch enemy enemy's eral field Fifteenth Corps fight fire flank force front Georgia Goldsboro Government Grant guns Halleck hill Hood Howard hundred infantry intrenched Johnston Jonesboro Kenesaw Kilpatrick letter Macon Major Major-General McClernand miles MILITARY DIVISION Milledgeville Mississippi morning moved movement negroes night North North Carolina o'clock officers Ogeechee Ohio ordered pickets pontoon pontoon bridge position prisoners railroad Raleigh reached rear rebel reënforcements regiment Resaca retreat ridge right wing River road Savannah Schofield sent Seventeenth Corps Sher skirmishers Slocum soldiers soon South SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS surrender Tennessee thousand tion troops Twentieth Corps Union Union army United Vicksburg W. T. SHERMAN wagons wounded Yazoo River