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...this point were suggested. The first was to move directly from Fort Monroe between the two rivers, and "to reduce Yorktown and Gloucester by a siege, in...probability involving a delay of weeks, perhaps." The second was to make a combined naval and land attack upon Yorktown. The Navy should at once concentrate...

...this point were suggested. The first was to move directly from Fort Monroe between the two rivers, and "to reduce Yorktown and Gloucester by a siege, in...probability involving a delay of weeks, perhaps." The second was to make a combined naval and land attack upon Yorktown. The Navy should at once concentrate...

...this point were suggested. The first was to move directly from Fort Monroe between the two rivers, and "to reduce Yorktown and Gloucester by a siege, in...probability involving a delay of weeks, perhaps." The second was to make a combined naval and land attack upon Yorktown. The Navy should at once concentrate...

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