Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volume 2T. Belknap, 1874 - United States |
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... Colonel George L. Schuyler was appointed an agent for the purpose , " with specific instructions from the Secretary of War . He purchased 116,000 rifles , 10,000 revolvers , 10,000 cavalry carbines , and 21,000 sabers , at an aggregate ...
... Colonel George L. Schuyler was appointed an agent for the purpose , " with specific instructions from the Secretary of War . He purchased 116,000 rifles , 10,000 revolvers , 10,000 cavalry carbines , and 21,000 sabers , at an aggregate ...
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... colonels of the National Army then held as prisoners . These were handed to Colonel W. R. Lee , of the 20th Massachusetts Regiment , recently captured at Ball's Bluff , who was directed to place them in a deep tin case provided for the ...
... colonels of the National Army then held as prisoners . These were handed to Colonel W. R. Lee , of the 20th Massachusetts Regiment , recently captured at Ball's Bluff , who was directed to place them in a deep tin case provided for the ...
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... Colonel Franz Sigel in the vicinity of Rolla , pushing with eager Missouri loyalists toward the Confederate camps , on the borders of Kansas and Arkansas . PULI SUPRENA MDCCCXX 2 Colonel Sigel arrived at Springfield on the 23d of June ...
... Colonel Franz Sigel in the vicinity of Rolla , pushing with eager Missouri loyalists toward the Confederate camps , on the borders of Kansas and Arkansas . PULI SUPRENA MDCCCXX 2 Colonel Sigel arrived at Springfield on the 23d of June ...
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... Colonel Sigel did not tarry at Sarcoxie , but continued his retreat by Mount Vernon to Springfield , where he was joined by General Lyon on the 13th , " who took the chief command . It was a fortunate movement for Sigel ; for within ...
... Colonel Sigel did not tarry at Sarcoxie , but continued his retreat by Mount Vernon to Springfield , where he was joined by General Lyon on the 13th , " who took the chief command . It was a fortunate movement for Sigel ; for within ...
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... Colonel Sigel ; Fifth Missouri , Colonel Salo- mon ; First Iowa , Colonel Bates ; First Kansas , Colonel Deitzler ; Second Kansas , Colonel Mitchell ; two com- 46 THE BATTLE OF DUG SPRINGS . Creek , ten.
... Colonel Sigel ; Fifth Missouri , Colonel Salo- mon ; First Iowa , Colonel Bates ; First Kansas , Colonel Deitzler ; Second Kansas , Colonel Mitchell ; two com- 46 THE BATTLE OF DUG SPRINGS . Creek , ten.
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