Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America, Volume 2G. S. Lester, 1878 - United States |
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... five miles , where he was informed that Jackson was nine or ten miles distant , in the direction of Lamar , the county seat of Barton County , with four or five thousand men . Sigel's force consisted of about five hundred and fifty men ...
... five miles , where he was informed that Jackson was nine or ten miles distant , in the direction of Lamar , the county seat of Barton County , with four or five thousand men . Sigel's force consisted of about five hundred and fifty men ...
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... five thousand men , including a heavy reserve ) too great to be long borne with safety , Sigel continued his orderly ... five to one hundred and fifty wounded . They also lost forty - five men made prisoners , eighty horses , and a ...
... five thousand men , including a heavy reserve ) too great to be long borne with safety , Sigel continued his orderly ... five to one hundred and fifty wounded . They also lost forty - five men made prisoners , eighty horses , and a ...
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... five companies of the First and Second Regulars , under Major Sturgis ; five companies of the First Missouri Volunteers , Lieutenant - Colonel Andrews ; two companies of the Second Missouri , Major Osterhaus ; three companies of the ...
... five companies of the First and Second Regulars , under Major Sturgis ; five companies of the First Missouri Volunteers , Lieutenant - Colonel Andrews ; two companies of the Second Missouri , Major Osterhaus ; three companies of the ...
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... five hundred . They returned the fire , and a regular battle seemed about to open , when a subordinate officer in Stanley's command shouted " Charge ! " and twenty - five horsemen dashed in among the Confederate in- fantry , hewing them ...
... five hundred . They returned the fire , and a regular battle seemed about to open , when a subordinate officer in Stanley's command shouted " Charge ! " and twenty - five horsemen dashed in among the Confederate in- fantry , hewing them ...
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... five thousand two hundred and twenty - one . The entire number of Confederates encamped on Wilson's Creek appears to have been about twenty - three thousand . General Lyon had now only a little more than five thousand effective men ...
... five thousand two hundred and twenty - one . The entire number of Confederates encamped on Wilson's Creek appears to have been about twenty - three thousand . General Lyon had now only a little more than five thousand effective men ...
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