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... York River for direct operations against Richmond . Both officers agreed that the forces were strong enough to make some forward move ; it was merely a question of which one . The news of this interview , passed on to McClellan , * was ...
... York River for direct operations against Richmond . Both officers agreed that the forces were strong enough to make some forward move ; it was merely a question of which one . The news of this interview , passed on to McClellan , * was ...
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... York , with a railroad running back to handle supply , and on May 25 , Heintzelman's III Corps and Keyes's IV were across the Chickahominy and built bridges connecting them with the rest of the army . They were five miles from Rich ...
... York , with a railroad running back to handle supply , and on May 25 , Heintzelman's III Corps and Keyes's IV were across the Chickahominy and built bridges connecting them with the rest of the army . They were five miles from Rich ...
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... YORK ANUTTON MASSANUT SOUTH FORK Culpeper New Market ROBERTSON R Harrisonburg Cross Keys SWIFT RUN GAP Port Republic Staunton The Shenandoah Valley TO MANASSAS RAPIDAN R Gordonsville TO RICHMOND MILES 40 50 60 But Frémont dawdled along ...
... YORK ANUTTON MASSANUT SOUTH FORK Culpeper New Market ROBERTSON R Harrisonburg Cross Keys SWIFT RUN GAP Port Republic Staunton The Shenandoah Valley TO MANASSAS RAPIDAN R Gordonsville TO RICHMOND MILES 40 50 60 But Frémont dawdled along ...
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