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Page 130
... remained the problem of shifting from railhead to front line the tons of supplies which the trains delivered , and there remained , too , the difficulty for officers in the field of keeping in touch with each other and with their men ...
... remained the problem of shifting from railhead to front line the tons of supplies which the trains delivered , and there remained , too , the difficulty for officers in the field of keeping in touch with each other and with their men ...
Page 269
... remained a patchwork of diverse government programmes and valiant philanthropic effort . Private organisations struggled to help the ex - slaves in a variety of ways ; if they often lacked the resources and the brutal realism of the ...
... remained a patchwork of diverse government programmes and valiant philanthropic effort . Private organisations struggled to help the ex - slaves in a variety of ways ; if they often lacked the resources and the brutal realism of the ...
Page 297
... remained popular with his troops , but his senior officers found it hard to forgive his flight from Chickamauga , and the general himself seemed stunned into irresolution and apathy . Bragg was no stranger to criticism from his ...
... remained popular with his troops , but his senior officers found it hard to forgive his flight from Chickamauga , and the general himself seemed stunned into irresolution and apathy . Bragg was no stranger to criticism from his ...
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