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... command the three forces whose co - opera- tion against Jackson had been managed from Washington . For this purpose , General John Pope , who had done so well at Island No. 10 , was brought out of the West . There is no record of ...
... command the three forces whose co - opera- tion against Jackson had been managed from Washington . For this purpose , General John Pope , who had done so well at Island No. 10 , was brought out of the West . There is no record of ...
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... command , and also because by recent disobedience of superior orders and inactivity , he has twice im- perilled the fate of the army commanded by General Pope , and while he continues to command will daily hazard the fate of our armies ...
... command , and also because by recent disobedience of superior orders and inactivity , he has twice im- perilled the fate of the army commanded by General Pope , and while he continues to command will daily hazard the fate of our armies ...
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... command of a few thousand troops belonging to General Curtis ' south- western command , now at Helena , Arkansas ; more particu- larly , he wanted orders to start the expedition at once , because as fast as he sent troops to Memphis ...
... command of a few thousand troops belonging to General Curtis ' south- western command , now at Helena , Arkansas ; more particu- larly , he wanted orders to start the expedition at once , because as fast as he sent troops to Memphis ...
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