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... division each from Heintzelman and Keyes , using the new division of Franklin and the reserve division of Sykes to make two new corps - the VI for Franklin and the V for Porter . The latter , as Lincoln had learned , had become a great ...
... division each from Heintzelman and Keyes , using the new division of Franklin and the reserve division of Sykes to make two new corps - the VI for Franklin and the V for Porter . The latter , as Lincoln had learned , had become a great ...
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... division of McDowell's , with Pope in person leading toward the end . It came out afterward that there had been a ... division was be- ing organized under General Samuel Sturgis from the troops around Washington , but it would not be ...
... division of McDowell's , with Pope in person leading toward the end . It came out afterward that there had been a ... division was be- ing organized under General Samuel Sturgis from the troops around Washington , but it would not be ...
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... Division . George Stoneman , who had been on Steve Kearney's march to California with the famous Mormon Battalion in the old wars , and later commanded a division under Heintzelman , took the III Corps , and Daniel Butterfield , who had ...
... Division . George Stoneman , who had been on Steve Kearney's march to California with the famous Mormon Battalion in the old wars , and later commanded a division under Heintzelman , took the III Corps , and Daniel Butterfield , who had ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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