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... position , as they had determined to make an effort to break through the Federal lines at daybreak . This movement of troops was unknown to Grant and his officers , and unsus- pected . The artillery and heavy wagon trains were taken ...
... position , as they had determined to make an effort to break through the Federal lines at daybreak . This movement of troops was unknown to Grant and his officers , and unsus- pected . The artillery and heavy wagon trains were taken ...
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... position . . . standing in panicky little knots of men . There was a feeling of defeat in the air . The generals crowded around him . " The position on the right must be retaken at once , " Grant said . In his hand was an unlighted ...
... position . . . standing in panicky little knots of men . There was a feeling of defeat in the air . The generals crowded around him . " The position on the right must be retaken at once , " Grant said . In his hand was an unlighted ...
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... position at Corinth at a rate of speed resembling that of a tortoise which has nothing in particular to do . The ... positions , he had progressed fifteen miles , and stood at last in sight of Corinth , the flaunting stronghold of the ...
... position at Corinth at a rate of speed resembling that of a tortoise which has nothing in particular to do . The ... positions , he had progressed fifteen miles , and stood at last in sight of Corinth , the flaunting stronghold of the ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FANTASIES | 25 |
THE UNWILLING SOLDIER | 38 |
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