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... arrived , Grant felt the need of more troops to perfect the investment of the fort . He therefore ordered Lew Wallace to bring his brigade from Fort Henry , and be it remembered that Wallace arrived promptly . Returning this brigade to ...
... arrived , Grant felt the need of more troops to perfect the investment of the fort . He therefore ordered Lew Wallace to bring his brigade from Fort Henry , and be it remembered that Wallace arrived promptly . Returning this brigade to ...
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... arrived at Savannah - the same General Nelson who had come to Fort Donelson after the surrender and whom Grant had used to occupy Nash- ville to the great irritation of General Buell . Nelson had been seventeen days covering eighty ...
... arrived at Savannah - the same General Nelson who had come to Fort Donelson after the surrender and whom Grant had used to occupy Nash- ville to the great irritation of General Buell . Nelson had been seventeen days covering eighty ...
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The Great Soldier of America Robert Rutherford McCormick. General Hooker had arrived at Bridgeport a week before ... arrival at Bridgeport , in- stead of calling upon his new commander as military custom demanded , under the pretense of ...
The Great Soldier of America Robert Rutherford McCormick. General Hooker had arrived at Bridgeport a week before ... arrival at Bridgeport , in- stead of calling upon his new commander as military custom demanded , under the pretense of ...
Contents
PETERSBURG | 181 |
THE VALLEY CAMPAIGN | 205 |
FROM CHATTANOOGA TO NASHVILLE and SavanNAH | 219 |
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