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... Sherman's hands . Sherman wanted him to come out of his works and fight , and that is exactly what Hood did . His army was almost destroyed in the July battles among the Atlanta hills . Then Hood crept back into his works and sat down ...
... Sherman's hands . Sherman wanted him to come out of his works and fight , and that is exactly what Hood did . His army was almost destroyed in the July battles among the Atlanta hills . Then Hood crept back into his works and sat down ...
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... Sherman , else he would have put a stop to them . Most of the soldiers of the invading army were honest , decent ... Sherman's soldiers protected Southern homes at the risk of their lives ; and there are authentic stories of privates and ...
... Sherman , else he would have put a stop to them . Most of the soldiers of the invading army were honest , decent ... Sherman's soldiers protected Southern homes at the risk of their lives ; and there are authentic stories of privates and ...
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... Sherman , the house- burner and scourge of mankind ? Only a few months before he had written that , in his opinion , all the fighting men in the South would have to be killed . Yet , here he is , agreeing to send them home with arms in ...
... Sherman , the house- burner and scourge of mankind ? Only a few months before he had written that , in his opinion , all the fighting men in the South would have to be killed . Yet , here he is , agreeing to send them home with arms in ...
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MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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