Blooding the Regiment: An Account of the 22d Wisconsin's Long and Difficult Apprenticeship |
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... railroad upon which the very life of Rosecrans ' army depended . Only the 22d Wiscon- sin remained intact - stationed at Murfreesboro - its officers available , when required , for whatever proceedings might be initiated against them ...
... railroad upon which the very life of Rosecrans ' army depended . Only the 22d Wiscon- sin remained intact - stationed at Murfreesboro - its officers available , when required , for whatever proceedings might be initiated against them ...
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... railroad train . All of which caused great anxiety and frenzied activity among our friends at Murfreesboro . ९ FRANKLIN Nashville کھیں Murfreesboro 5 Oct McMinnville D Columbia Duck River Shelbyville 7 Oct Christiana 6 Oct WAYNESBORO ...
... railroad train . All of which caused great anxiety and frenzied activity among our friends at Murfreesboro . ९ FRANKLIN Nashville کھیں Murfreesboro 5 Oct McMinnville D Columbia Duck River Shelbyville 7 Oct Christiana 6 Oct WAYNESBORO ...
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... railroad , so he fell back and took up a defensive position in Sugar Valley . 10 Sherman's recollections of his orders to McPherson are not altogether consistent . He writes variously of getting in the enemy's rear , of cutting the railroad ...
... railroad , so he fell back and took up a defensive position in Sugar Valley . 10 Sherman's recollections of his orders to McPherson are not altogether consistent . He writes variously of getting in the enemy's rear , of cutting the railroad ...
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19th Michigan 22d Wis 22d Wisconsin Army Army of Tennessee arrest arrived Atlanta Campaign attack Baird battery Berch Bloodgood boys Bragg Brentwood Brig Gen Butterfield called camp Cansdell Capt Captain cavalry charges Chattanooga Coburn's brigade Colonel Bloodgood Colonel Coburn Colonel Utley command Confederate court Creek Gap Cumberland Dickinson division Dorn duty enemy exchange Federal fire flank force Forrest Franklin front Fugitive Slave Fugitive Slave Act Governor Salomon Granger Griffith guard guns headquarters hill Hooker infantry Johnston Kentucky Libby Libby Prison lieutenant colonel line officers Little Harpeth Maj Gen Major March McPherson miles military morning move Murfreesboro Nashville night Ohio paroled petition pickets pike prisoners Racine railroad ranks Rebel regiment reported Resaca resignation River Rosecrans sent Shelbyville Sherman Smith soldiers soon Starnes Tennessee Thomas Thompson's Station troops Tullahoma Union Utley's Volunteer Ward wrote XIV Corps XX Corps XXIII Corps