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| Alexander Stewart Webb - Peninsular Campaign, 1862 - 1881 - 248 pages
...be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley so as to prevent your leaving it for a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...the decisive moment with the army near Richmond." On the llth he wrote again, and on the 16th a final decision was reached, as appears from the following... | |
| William Allan - United States - 1892 - 886 pages
...there be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent your leaving it a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...at the decisive moment with the army near Richmond. Make your arrangements accordingly ; but should an opportunity occur for striking the enemy a successful... | |
| William Allan - United States - 1892 - 580 pages
...there be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent your leaving it a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...at the decisive moment with the army near Richmond. Make your arrangements accordingly ; but should an opportunity occur for striking the enemy a successful... | |
| Henry Alexander White - United States - 1897 - 606 pages
...be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent your leaving it for a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...the decisive moment with the army near Richmond." When Jackson received this, he had already routed Shields at Port Republic, June 9, and was now watching... | |
| George Francis Robert Henderson - Generals - 1898 - 654 pages
...your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent you leaving it in a few days, and REINFORCEMENTS 481 you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy and...at the decisive moment with the army near Richmond. Make your arrangements accordingly ; but should an opportunity occur of striking the enemy a successful... | |
| Clement Anselm Evans - Confederate States of America - 1899 - 764 pages
...be nothing requiring your attention in the valley, so as to prevent your leaving it for a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...the decisive moment with the army near Richmond." Jackson, in reply, asked for reinforcements and the privilege of dealing further blows at his Valley... | |
| Henry Alexander White - 1908 - 394 pages
...there be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent you leaving it in a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...may unite at the decisive moment with the army near Eichmond." At the same time Lee sent 7,000 soldiers under Lawton and Whiting, to reinforce Jackson.... | |
| Mary Johnston - Fiction - 1911 - 718 pages
...be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent your leaving it in a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...the decisive moment with the army near Richmond." It may be safely assumed that these directions could have been given to no man more scrupulously truthful... | |
| George Francis Robert Henderson - United States - 1919 - 518 pages
...there be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent you leaving it in a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...may unite at the decisive moment with the army near Eichmond. Make your arrangements accordingly ; but should an opportunity occur of striking the enemy... | |
| Sir Frederick Maurice - Biography & Autobiography - 1925 - 358 pages
...be nothing requiring your attention in the Valley, so as to prevent your leaving it in a few days, and you can make arrangements to deceive the enemy...you may unite at the decisive moment with the army around Richmond. Make your arrangements accordingly, but should an opportunity occur of striking the... | |
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