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... command , and in that view sug . gest an armistice until twelve o'clock to - day . " I am sir very respectfully ... command , incident to an unexpected change of commanders and the overwhelming force under your command , compel me ...
... command , and in that view sug . gest an armistice until twelve o'clock to - day . " I am sir very respectfully ... command , incident to an unexpected change of commanders and the overwhelming force under your command , compel me ...
Page 159
... command . On your ar- rival at Memphis , you will assume command of all the troops there , and that portion of General Curtis's force at present east of the Mississippi River , and organize them into brigades and divisions in your own ...
... command . On your ar- rival at Memphis , you will assume command of all the troops there , and that portion of General Curtis's force at present east of the Mississippi River , and organize them into brigades and divisions in your own ...
Page 185
... command . By order of the Secretary of War , E. D. TOWNSEND , A. A. G. On the 18th , Grant issued his general order , at Louisville , Ky . , assuming the above command , and announcing that the headquarters of the Military Division of ...
... command . By order of the Secretary of War , E. D. TOWNSEND , A. A. G. On the 18th , Grant issued his general order , at Louisville , Ky . , assuming the above command , and announcing that the headquarters of the Military Division of ...
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