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... York and James rivers . Three corps would move by water ; the other , 30,000 men under McDowell , would march cross - country to Fredericksburg , waiting McClellan's call to join him on the peninsula , or to operate independently behind ...
... York and James rivers . Three corps would move by water ; the other , 30,000 men under McDowell , would march cross - country to Fredericksburg , waiting McClellan's call to join him on the peninsula , or to operate independently behind ...
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... Malvern Hill Harrison's Petersburg West Point CHICKAHO YORK RIVER AHOMINY R. Yorktown MILES o 10 20 30 40 50 Ft . Monroe McClellan to His Wife As soon as I came upon. The Peninsular Campaign - April - July 1862. 189 PATUXEN.
... Malvern Hill Harrison's Petersburg West Point CHICKAHO YORK RIVER AHOMINY R. Yorktown MILES o 10 20 30 40 50 Ft . Monroe McClellan to His Wife As soon as I came upon. The Peninsular Campaign - April - July 1862. 189 PATUXEN.
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Fletcher Pratt. 15 EBB TIDE N EW York City requested that General Frémont be sent there to raise and lead a corps of 50,000 men , and Stanton had to knock that idea on the head ; General Curtis in Missouri sent some of his troops flying ...
Fletcher Pratt. 15 EBB TIDE N EW York City requested that General Frémont be sent there to raise and lead a corps of 50,000 men , and Stanton had to knock that idea on the head ; General Curtis in Missouri sent some of his troops flying ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
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