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... cavalry were in Chambersburg , Pennsylvania , and two days later the dis- couraging tidings that it was Stuart , with his whole command , and he had ridden completely around the Army of the Poto- mac for the second time , crossing the ...
... cavalry were in Chambersburg , Pennsylvania , and two days later the dis- couraging tidings that it was Stuart , with his whole command , and he had ridden completely around the Army of the Poto- mac for the second time , crossing the ...
Page 313
... cavalry have made a raid into Indiana and as making raids seems to be their stable policy , I beg that you will send 1,000 pistols , 1,000 sabres , and 1,000 carbines to Indiana , that I may or- ganize a company of cavalry in each ...
... cavalry have made a raid into Indiana and as making raids seems to be their stable policy , I beg that you will send 1,000 pistols , 1,000 sabres , and 1,000 carbines to Indiana , that I may or- ganize a company of cavalry in each ...
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... cavalry , see Cavalry and Cavalry Bureau censorship problems , 288-290 corruption during , 125 , 131 , 151 , 406 departmental organization , 176 deserters and bounty jumpers , 397 draft , see Draft enlistment , see Enlistment espionage ...
... cavalry , see Cavalry and Cavalry Bureau censorship problems , 288-290 corruption during , 125 , 131 , 151 , 406 departmental organization , 176 deserters and bounty jumpers , 397 draft , see Draft enlistment , see Enlistment espionage ...
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