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Page 158
... enemy at 11 a.m. commenced an attack on my right . The fight continued during the day , the enemy being entirely repulsed with the loss of the commander , General McCulloch . The plan of attack in the center was gallantly carried for ...
... enemy at 11 a.m. commenced an attack on my right . The fight continued during the day , the enemy being entirely repulsed with the loss of the commander , General McCulloch . The plan of attack in the center was gallantly carried for ...
Page 295
... enemy's movements in Mary- land " ; and " I should very much like to have reliable and correct information concerning the enemy on the north side of the Potomac . So far , we have had only the wild rumors of panic- stricken people ...
... enemy's movements in Mary- land " ; and " I should very much like to have reliable and correct information concerning the enemy on the north side of the Potomac . So far , we have had only the wild rumors of panic- stricken people ...
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... enemy again assaulted today , this time on our extreme right . The blow fell upon the XV Corps , which handsomely repulsed it , capturing four regimental flags . Our loss is comparatively small , while that of the enemy is represented ...
... enemy again assaulted today , this time on our extreme right . The blow fell upon the XV Corps , which handsomely repulsed it , capturing four regimental flags . Our loss is comparatively small , while that of the enemy is represented ...
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An Ohio Boyhood | 3 |
Mr Attorney Stanton | 16 |
The Wider Stage | 33 |
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