Meet General GrantGarden Publishing Company, 1931 - 524 pages |
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Page 210
... command swarmed through the enemy's deserted camp , seizing the spoils such as they were - and giving themselves up to clamorous exultation . The officers , too , assisted in these celebrations . Some of them dashed here and there on ...
... command swarmed through the enemy's deserted camp , seizing the spoils such as they were - and giving themselves up to clamorous exultation . The officers , too , assisted in these celebrations . Some of them dashed here and there on ...
Page 226
... command of the expedition up the Tennessee . I think Smith will restore order and discipline . Grant came back to Fort Donelson in a few days and found a telegram from Halleck which read : " You will place General C. F. Smith in command ...
... command of the expedition up the Tennessee . I think Smith will restore order and discipline . Grant came back to Fort Donelson in a few days and found a telegram from Halleck which read : " You will place General C. F. Smith in command ...
Page 245
... command was called - had gone on its way without him . He had stood on the river bank and seen it depart , with its accompany- ing fleet of gunboats , up the Tennessee river , moving south- ward under General C. F. Smith . As the bright ...
... command was called - had gone on its way without him . He had stood on the river bank and seen it depart , with its accompany- ing fleet of gunboats , up the Tennessee river , moving south- ward under General C. F. Smith . As the bright ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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