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Page 348
... Cavalry Bureau , with congressmen trotting wrathily in and out , threatening the brash young man that if he didn't back down , they would prevent his confirmation as a general . Wil- son took the tale to Stanton . " Who said that ...
... Cavalry Bureau , with congressmen trotting wrathily in and out , threatening the brash young man that if he didn't back down , they would prevent his confirmation as a general . Wil- son took the tale to Stanton . " Who said that ...
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... cavalry had beaten Forrest soundly . But the repulse had been inflicted by Schofield's corps alone , against Hood's whole army , and was followed by the retreat of the victors . Where the hell was Thomas , and what was he doing ? He was ...
... cavalry had beaten Forrest soundly . But the repulse had been inflicted by Schofield's corps alone , against Hood's whole army , and was followed by the retreat of the victors . Where the hell was Thomas , and what was he doing ? He was ...
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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 ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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