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... forces from the sieges in which they were held by the rebels . All these forces are , as is supposed , safely acting aggressively . Our means are ample , our forces numerous , our credit sound , and our spirit buoyant and brave . The ...
... forces from the sieges in which they were held by the rebels . All these forces are , as is supposed , safely acting aggressively . Our means are ample , our forces numerous , our credit sound , and our spirit buoyant and brave . The ...
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... forces , twenty miles from Richmond , without any other coöperation from our naval force on both rivers there than protection they afforded to his rear . A large force that was intended to be auxiliary to the army of the Po- tomac was ...
... forces , twenty miles from Richmond , without any other coöperation from our naval force on both rivers there than protection they afforded to his rear . A large force that was intended to be auxiliary to the army of the Po- tomac was ...
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... forces , on the 9th instant took a position in front of the bridge at Monocacy , which is a key equally to Washington and Baltimore . The enemy , with a force double that of Wallace , and also a great advantage of position , after a ...
... forces , on the 9th instant took a position in front of the bridge at Monocacy , which is a key equally to Washington and Baltimore . The enemy , with a force double that of Wallace , and also a great advantage of position , after a ...
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