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... move down the river and " make a demonstration " against the Confederate position . Making a demonstration is a ... moved down the Mississippi . This was early in November , 1861 . When the flotilla was a few miles above the Confederate ...
... move down the river and " make a demonstration " against the Confederate position . Making a demonstration is a ... moved down the Mississippi . This was early in November , 1861 . When the flotilla was a few miles above the Confederate ...
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... moved about the uncertain camp fires and got their things together to make a night march . Before day the great army ... move immediately upon your works . " When the ghastly tale of casualties spread through the North the public took ...
... moved about the uncertain camp fires and got their things together to make a night march . Before day the great army ... move immediately upon your works . " When the ghastly tale of casualties spread through the North the public took ...
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... move to the south side of the James was decided upon , and the Army of the Potomac began to cross the river on June 14th . Lee was completely deceived . He thought that Grant intended to move to the north of Richmond , and he persisted ...
... move to the south side of the James was decided upon , and the Army of the Potomac began to cross the river on June 14th . Lee was completely deceived . He thought that Grant intended to move to the north of Richmond , and he persisted ...
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CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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