Southern History of the War: The Third Year of the WarReprint of the original, first published in 1865. |
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... Operations . Confidenco in Richmond . — Johnston's Secret Anticipation of the Fall of Vicksburg . His Alleged Inability to Avert it . - Critical Condition of the Confederate Armies in Numbers . Bocret Correspondence of Richmond Oficials ...
... Operations . Confidenco in Richmond . — Johnston's Secret Anticipation of the Fall of Vicksburg . His Alleged Inability to Avert it . - Critical Condition of the Confederate Armies in Numbers . Bocret Correspondence of Richmond Oficials ...
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... Operations . — Buckner's Evacuation of Knoxville . Tax SCRRENDER Or CUMBERLAND GAP . - President Davis's Comment on ... Operations in the Valley .-- Capture of Charlestown . -OPERATIONS AT RAPPAHANNOOK BRIDGE . - Kelley's Ford ...
... Operations . — Buckner's Evacuation of Knoxville . Tax SCRRENDER Or CUMBERLAND GAP . - President Davis's Comment on ... Operations in the Valley .-- Capture of Charlestown . -OPERATIONS AT RAPPAHANNOOK BRIDGE . - Kelley's Ford ...
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Contents
CHAPTER | 12 |
gative Lees Retreat Across the Potomac an Inconsequence Disappointment | 18 |
CHAPTER II | 41 |
Memorable Appeal Grants Assault on the Works Confidence of the Yankees | 59 |
CHAPTER IV | 81 |
Reasons for our success in VirginiaHer Hearty Cooperation with the Confoderate | 106 |
CHAPTER VI | 134 |
OPERATIONS AT RAPPAHANNOOK BRIDGE Kelleys Ford Surprise and Capture | 184 |
CHAPTER VII | 363 |
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advance appeared arms army artillery assault attack attempt authorities Banks batteries battle Boston brigade campaign cavalry charge Chattanooga column command communication Confederacy Confederate corps cover crossed direction division effect enemy enemy's engaged expedition fall Federal field fight fire five flank force formed Fort forward four front give given Grant guns hands heavy Hill hope hundred immediately important infantry killed letter loss ment miles military Mississippi morning mountain moved movement nearly negro never night North officers opened operations party passed persons pieces political position President prisoners railroad reached rear received regiment reported repulsed retreat Richmond river road sent side soon South spirit success supplies surrender taken thousand tion took town troops turned Union United Valley Vicksburg Virginia Washington whole wounded Yankee