Harper's Encyclopędia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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Page 85
... Confederate batteries with the gunboat Carondelet , assailed by all of them , her and Tennessee shores in charge of Gen- position being revealed by the flashes of lightning . It was the first vessel that ran by Confederate batteries on ...
... Confederate batteries with the gunboat Carondelet , assailed by all of them , her and Tennessee shores in charge of Gen- position being revealed by the flashes of lightning . It was the first vessel that ran by Confederate batteries on ...
Page 88
... Confederate soldiers dragged the guns off Sept. 19 , they pushed on towards Iuka , the field . All of the horses and seventy - two Mizner's cavalry driving a Confederate of the artillerymen had been killed . The guard . Early in the ...
... Confederate soldiers dragged the guns off Sept. 19 , they pushed on towards Iuka , the field . All of the horses and seventy - two Mizner's cavalry driving a Confederate of the artillerymen had been killed . The guard . Early in the ...
Page 238
... Confederate Peace Congress . troops should set foot on the soil of that On April 18 a great Union meeting was State . The neutrality of Kentucky was held in Louisville , over which James respected many months . Pillow had Guthrie and ...
... Confederate Peace Congress . troops should set foot on the soil of that On April 18 a great Union meeting was State . The neutrality of Kentucky was held in Louisville , over which James respected many months . Pillow had Guthrie and ...
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