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... cavalry and complaining that the mounted men he had were badly found and badly armed . The Confederates outlined the ... cavalry remounts and weapons . On July 28 , accordingly , Stanton set up a Cavalry Bureau in the War Department ...
... cavalry and complaining that the mounted men he had were badly found and badly armed . The Confederates outlined the ... cavalry remounts and weapons . On July 28 , accordingly , Stanton set up a Cavalry Bureau in the War Department ...
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... Cavalry Bureau , Dana could suggest no one better than his young friend , Wilson . On the questions of integrating the armies and appointing Baldy Smith , Stanton only grunted ; he already had his own plan in that direction . Wilson he ...
... Cavalry Bureau , Dana could suggest no one better than his young friend , Wilson . On the questions of integrating the armies and appointing Baldy Smith , Stanton only grunted ; he already had his own plan in that direction . Wilson he ...
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... cavalry , see Cavalry and Cavalry Bureau censorship problems , 288-290 corruption during , 125 , 131 , 151 , 406 departmental organization , 176 deserters and bounty jumpers , 397 draft , see Draft enlistment , see Enlistment espionage ...
... cavalry , see Cavalry and Cavalry Bureau censorship problems , 288-290 corruption during , 125 , 131 , 151 , 406 departmental organization , 176 deserters and bounty jumpers , 397 draft , see Draft enlistment , see Enlistment espionage ...
Contents
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
The Controlling Cases | 52 |
Copyright | |
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