The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 5AMS Press, 1972 - New York (State) |
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Page 85
... command . The addition of General Sigel's corps gave the com- manding general last night fifteen thousand more , and to - day he will receive still another fifteen thousand . It is not easily understood how a general could handle a ...
... command . The addition of General Sigel's corps gave the com- manding general last night fifteen thousand more , and to - day he will receive still another fifteen thousand . It is not easily understood how a general could handle a ...
Page 102
... command of the insurgent army on the southern border of Tennessee . He , with great rapidity , moved from Chattanooga , turning the left flank of General Buell , and , appealing for reinforcements to the slavery - inspired sentiments ...
... command of the insurgent army on the southern border of Tennessee . He , with great rapidity , moved from Chattanooga , turning the left flank of General Buell , and , appealing for reinforcements to the slavery - inspired sentiments ...
Page 133
... command with the detachments under com- mand of General Crook and General Averill , who have very thor- oughly broken up the chief military communications of the enemy in that part of the country . We learn that on the one hand Gen ...
... command with the detachments under com- mand of General Crook and General Averill , who have very thor- oughly broken up the chief military communications of the enemy in that part of the country . We learn that on the one hand Gen ...
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ence form an important contribution to the literature of American | 9 |
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