Our Country: A Household History of the United States for All Readers, from the Discovery of America to the Present Time, Volume 5 |
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... Shenandoah Valley , 1581 - Battle at Kernstown , 1581 — Army of the Potomac on the Peninsula , 1581 - Siege of York- town , 1581 - Magruder's Strategy , 1582 - Battle at Williamsburg , 1582 - Tardy Movements , 1582 -McClellan and the ...
... Shenandoah Valley , 1581 - Battle at Kernstown , 1581 — Army of the Potomac on the Peninsula , 1581 - Siege of York- town , 1581 - Magruder's Strategy , 1582 - Battle at Williamsburg , 1582 - Tardy Movements , 1582 -McClellan and the ...
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... Shenandoah Valley , 1661 - His Brilliant Campaign , 1661 — Richmond Threatened , 1663 — Siege of Petersburg , 1664 — Capture of Fort Harrison , 1664 - Medal to Colored Troops , 1664 - Losses , 1664 — Sherman's Campaign in Georgia , 1664 ...
... Shenandoah Valley , 1661 - His Brilliant Campaign , 1661 — Richmond Threatened , 1663 — Siege of Petersburg , 1664 — Capture of Fort Harrison , 1664 - Medal to Colored Troops , 1664 - Losses , 1664 — Sherman's Campaign in Georgia , 1664 ...
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... Shenandoah Valley . At the same time General Robert Patterson , a veteran of two wars , was gathering troops at Chambersburg , in Pennsylvania , to attack Johnston . He moved forward with fifteen thousand men early in June , under ...
... Shenandoah Valley . At the same time General Robert Patterson , a veteran of two wars , was gathering troops at Chambersburg , in Pennsylvania , to attack Johnston . He moved forward with fifteen thousand men early in June , under ...
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... Shenandoah Valley by railways . It was fortified by strong redoubts on which were mounted heavy Dahlgren guns , which the insurgents had seized at the Gosport Navy - yard , and these were managed by naval officers who had deserted their ...
... Shenandoah Valley by railways . It was fortified by strong redoubts on which were mounted heavy Dahlgren guns , which the insurgents had seized at the Gosport Navy - yard , and these were managed by naval officers who had deserted their ...
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... Shenandoah Valley were momentarily expected . Without these , he had small hope of success . From his new position he also sent forward reinforcements ; and at two o'clock in the afternoon , when the conflict was renewed , the ...
... Shenandoah Valley were momentarily expected . Without these , he had small hope of success . From his new position he also sent forward reinforcements ; and at two o'clock in the afternoon , when the conflict was renewed , the ...
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