Southern History of the War: The first year of the warC.B. Richardson, 1863 - Confederate States of America |
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... Cotton Hill . - His masterly Retreat . - Review of the Campaign in Western Virginia.— Some of its Incidents . - Its Failure and unfortunate Results . - Other Movements in Virginia . - The Potomac Line . - The BATTLE OF LEESBURG ...
... Cotton Hill . - His masterly Retreat . - Review of the Campaign in Western Virginia.— Some of its Incidents . - Its Failure and unfortunate Results . - Other Movements in Virginia . - The Potomac Line . - The BATTLE OF LEESBURG ...
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... Cotton Hill . - His masterly Retreat . - Review of the Campaign in Western Virginia.— Some of its Incidents . - Its Failure and unfortunate Results . - Other Movements in Virginia . - The Potomac Line . - The BATTLE OF LEESBURG ...
... Cotton Hill . - His masterly Retreat . - Review of the Campaign in Western Virginia.— Some of its Incidents . - Its Failure and unfortunate Results . - Other Movements in Virginia . - The Potomac Line . - The BATTLE OF LEESBURG ...
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... Cotton Hill , on the west side of the Kanawha . Here he again con- fronted Rosecrans and his whole force , encamped at Hamil- ton's , at Hawk's Nest , at Tompkins ' farm , and at Stodin's , near the falls . Cotton Hill is in Fayette ...
... Cotton Hill , on the west side of the Kanawha . Here he again con- fronted Rosecrans and his whole force , encamped at Hamil- ton's , at Hawk's Nest , at Tompkins ' farm , and at Stodin's , near the falls . Cotton Hill is in Fayette ...
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... Cotton Hill , and moved by several distinctly indicated routes , namely , Miller's , Montgom- ery's , and Loop Creek Ferries , all concentrating at Fayetteville , nine miles from Cotton Hill . He expected the most brilliant results from ...
... Cotton Hill , and moved by several distinctly indicated routes , namely , Miller's , Montgom- ery's , and Loop Creek Ferries , all concentrating at Fayetteville , nine miles from Cotton Hill . He expected the most brilliant results from ...
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