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Page 155
... reported that he had pursued Early's retreating forces through Staunton to Port Republic , and he now reports that he has further pursued the fugitive force through Waynesborough . That once imposing force seems to have been effectually ...
... reported that he had pursued Early's retreating forces through Staunton to Port Republic , and he now reports that he has further pursued the fugitive force through Waynesborough . That once imposing force seems to have been effectually ...
Page 164
... reports abound , but they are not reliable . Major - General Thomas is besieged by Hood , but the official reports give us no uneasiness about the safety of Nashville , or of Knoxville . Important events may soon be ex- pected in this ...
... reports abound , but they are not reliable . Major - General Thomas is besieged by Hood , but the official reports give us no uneasiness about the safety of Nashville , or of Knoxville . Important events may soon be ex- pected in this ...
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... reports from Newbern , so late as the 21st instant , allude to engage- ments of Sherman's left column with the enemy at Averysborough and at Bentonville , and the reports state that Sherman's right column fought a battle and routed the ...
... reports from Newbern , so late as the 21st instant , allude to engage- ments of Sherman's left column with the enemy at Averysborough and at Bentonville , and the reports state that Sherman's right column fought a battle and routed the ...
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