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... wire on December 8 , at the same time mentioning a certain uneasiness over news- paper reports that McClernand was to have a separate com- mand . Halleck gave Grant's plan his blessing , but with the somewhat cryptic addendum that " the ...
... wire on December 8 , at the same time mentioning a certain uneasiness over news- paper reports that McClernand was to have a separate com- mand . Halleck gave Grant's plan his blessing , but with the somewhat cryptic addendum that " the ...
Page 321
... wire Meade that the two corps should be in Washington not later than the morning of the twenty - fifth , and another to wire 322 Dana that 20,000 troops were on the way . 1863 : ASSEMBLY OF THE PIECES.
... wire Meade that the two corps should be in Washington not later than the morning of the twenty - fifth , and another to wire 322 Dana that 20,000 troops were on the way . 1863 : ASSEMBLY OF THE PIECES.
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... wire , suggesting that Wilson be given authority to seize horses anywhere in the Department of the Ohio . The Secretary put Wilson's authorization on the wire that night , and the young cavalryman went to work with vigor . He got 7,000 ...
... wire , suggesting that Wilson be given authority to seize horses anywhere in the Department of the Ohio . The Secretary put Wilson's authorization on the wire that night , and the young cavalryman went to work with vigor . He got 7,000 ...
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