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... Railroad . - Grant's Second Combination a Complete Failure . - Discouragement of the North . - The Gold Barometer . - Secretary Chase's Declaration . - SHERMAN'S " ON - TO - ATLANTA . " - His Flanking Movement .-- Engagement in Resaca ...
... Railroad . - Grant's Second Combination a Complete Failure . - Discouragement of the North . - The Gold Barometer . - Secretary Chase's Declaration . - SHERMAN'S " ON - TO - ATLANTA . " - His Flanking Movement .-- Engagement in Resaca ...
Page 17
... railroad , while , with the remainder of his regiment , he assailed three . regiments of cavalry , awaiting him at the depot . He routed this whole force completely . 2 THE CAPTURE OF WINCHESTER . General Jenkins , with his THE THIRD ...
... railroad , while , with the remainder of his regiment , he assailed three . regiments of cavalry , awaiting him at the depot . He routed this whole force completely . 2 THE CAPTURE OF WINCHESTER . General Jenkins , with his THE THIRD ...
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... railroad . Both of these officers were in position when General Ewell left Culpepper Court- house , on the 16th . Crossing the Shenandoah near Front Royal , he detached Rodes ' division to Berryville with instruc- tions , after ...
... railroad . Both of these officers were in position when General Ewell left Culpepper Court- house , on the 16th . Crossing the Shenandoah near Front Royal , he detached Rodes ' division to Berryville with instruc- tions , after ...
Page 47
... rail- road crossing . Many persons have doubtless been astonished at the ease with which Grant's forces advanced upon and took possession of Jackson . Its importance as a railroad centre and a depot for Confederate supplies warranted ...
... rail- road crossing . Many persons have doubtless been astonished at the ease with which Grant's forces advanced upon and took possession of Jackson . Its importance as a railroad centre and a depot for Confederate supplies warranted ...
Page 49
... railroad to Vicksburg . As the enemy left Jackson it resem- bled more the infernal regions than the abode of civilization . Vast volumes of smoke lay over it , through which , here and there , rolled fiercely up great mountains of flame ...
... railroad to Vicksburg . As the enemy left Jackson it resem- bled more the infernal regions than the abode of civilization . Vast volumes of smoke lay over it , through which , here and there , rolled fiercely up great mountains of flame ...
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