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... force , probably greater a good deal than my own , and very strongly intrenched . I learned from prisoners that they intend disputing every step to Richmond . My entire force is undoubtedly considerably inferior to the rebels , who ...
... force , probably greater a good deal than my own , and very strongly intrenched . I learned from prisoners that they intend disputing every step to Richmond . My entire force is undoubtedly considerably inferior to the rebels , who ...
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... force in and around Washington to make the capital perfectly secure . When a large part of General McClellan's force had been transferred to Fortress Monroe , information was given to me that there was great reason to fear that no ...
... force in and around Washington to make the capital perfectly secure . When a large part of General McClellan's force had been transferred to Fortress Monroe , information was given to me that there was great reason to fear that no ...
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... force . General King yesterday reported a deserter's state- ment that Jackson's force was , nine days ago , 40,000 men . Some reports place 10,000 rebels under Jackson at Gordonsville ; others , that his force is at Port Republic ...
... force . General King yesterday reported a deserter's state- ment that Jackson's force was , nine days ago , 40,000 men . Some reports place 10,000 rebels under Jackson at Gordonsville ; others , that his force is at Port Republic ...
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