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Page 259
... Hooker in his own mind . On the day when the Burnside dispatch and the Hooker letter were written , it came on to rain , very heavily and cold , swelling the Rappahannock so that even the upper fords be- came impassable to anything but ...
... Hooker in his own mind . On the day when the Burnside dispatch and the Hooker letter were written , it came on to rain , very heavily and cold , swelling the Rappahannock so that even the upper fords be- came impassable to anything but ...
Page 284
... Hooker earnestly during the April visit , but the splendid corps of Reynolds had not fired a gun , and Meade's V Corps hardly any . Stoneman's failure could be , and was dealt with by Hooker himself ; he was relieved and the cavalry ...
... Hooker earnestly during the April visit , but the splendid corps of Reynolds had not fired a gun , and Meade's V Corps hardly any . Stoneman's failure could be , and was dealt with by Hooker himself ; he was relieved and the cavalry ...
Page 292
... Hooker would lose 16,000 men at the end of June through expiration of their en- listments . The aeronaut of the Army of the Potomac reported some of the rebel camps along the Rappahannock deserted , Hooker continued to complain that ...
... Hooker would lose 16,000 men at the end of June through expiration of their en- listments . The aeronaut of the Army of the Potomac reported some of the rebel camps along the Rappahannock deserted , Hooker continued to complain that ...
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