 He generally wears a well-worn long gray jacket, a high black felt hat, and blue trousers tucked into his Wellington boots. I never saw him carry arms; and the only mark of his military rank are the three stars on his collar.  The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863 - Page 28by Samuel Adams Drake - 1891 - 178 pagesFull view - About this book
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...bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater ones. He generally wears a well-worn long grey jacket, a high black felt hat, and blue trousers tucked...boots. I never saw him carry arms ; * and the only mark of his military rank are the three stars on his collar. He rides a handsome horse, which is extremely... | |
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...drinking, chewing, or swearing, and his bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater ones. He generally wears a well-worn long gray jacket, a...boots. I never saw him carry arms ;* and the only mark of his military rank are the three stars on his collar. He rides a handsome horse, which is extremey... | |
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...drinking, chewing, or swearing, and his bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater ones. He generally wears a well-worn long gray jacket, a...tucked into his Wellington boots. I never saw him carry arms;f and the only mark of his military rank are the three stars on his collar. He rides a handsome... | |
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...drinking, chewing, or swearing ; and his bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater ones. He generally wears a well-worn, long, gray jacket, a high, black felt hat, and blue trowsers, tucked into his Wellington boots. I never saw him carry arms ; and the only marks of his... | |
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...drinking, chewing, or swearing; and his bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater onesD He generally wears a well-worn, long gray jacket,...Wellington boots. I never saw him carry arms, and the only mark of his military rank are the three stars on his collar. He rides a handsome horse, which is extremely... | |
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...drinking, chewing, or swearing ; and his bitterest enemy never accused him of any of the greater ones. He generally wears a well-worn, long, gray jacket, a high, black felt hat, and blue trowsers, tucked into his Wellington boots. I never saw him carry arms ; and the only marks of his... | |
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