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Page 192
... division each from Heintzelman and Keyes , using the new division of Franklin and the reserve division of Sykes to make two new corps - the VI for Franklin and the V for Porter . The latter , as Lincoln had learned , had become a great ...
... division each from Heintzelman and Keyes , using the new division of Franklin and the reserve division of Sykes to make two new corps - the VI for Franklin and the V for Porter . The latter , as Lincoln had learned , had become a great ...
Page 210
... division has reached Falmouth ; Shields ' division and Ricketts ' division are at Manassas . The President designs to send a part of that force to aid you as speedily as it can be done . During the night , Porter was drawn back to a ...
... division has reached Falmouth ; Shields ' division and Ricketts ' division are at Manassas . The President designs to send a part of that force to aid you as speedily as it can be done . During the night , Porter was drawn back to a ...
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... division commander , and the army had now been on foot long enough for the development of rights of seniority and an order of precedence . All the lead- ers of corps and divisions senior to Meade would feel aggrieved if he were promoted ...
... division commander , and the army had now been on foot long enough for the development of rights of seniority and an order of precedence . All the lead- ers of corps and divisions senior to Meade would feel aggrieved if he were promoted ...
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