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Page 59
... Banks at Winchester yesterday , and his withdrawal across the Potomac , are just now the prominent incidents of the war . A careful consideration of the affair results in the satisfactory conclusion that the movement of the enemy was ...
... Banks at Winchester yesterday , and his withdrawal across the Potomac , are just now the prominent incidents of the war . A careful consideration of the affair results in the satisfactory conclusion that the movement of the enemy was ...
Page 87
... banks of the Rappa- hannock . There will be , before long , a change there . Our iron- clad fleet is at last afloat , and it will , I think , be heard from soon . Our two western armies , as well as that of General Banks at New Orleans ...
... banks of the Rappa- hannock . There will be , before long , a change there . Our iron- clad fleet is at last afloat , and it will , I think , be heard from soon . Our two western armies , as well as that of General Banks at New Orleans ...
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... Banks succeeded General Butler . After spending some months in organizing the Department and disciplining the new levies which constituted its force , General Banks made a rapid and successful series of marches and contests , in which ...
... Banks succeeded General Butler . After spending some months in organizing the Department and disciplining the new levies which constituted its force , General Banks made a rapid and successful series of marches and contests , in which ...
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