The war with the south: a history of the late rebellion with biographical sketches of leading statesmen and distinguished naval and military commanders, etc, Volumen2Virtue & Yorston, 1867 - 680 páginas |
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... driven from Eastern Kentucky . - Position of Buell and Johnston . - Advance of Forces by Buell . -Retirement of the Enemy . - The Engagement at Green River . - The Results . - Feeble attempt of Humphrey Marshall . - Success of Colonel ...
... driven from Eastern Kentucky . - Position of Buell and Johnston . - Advance of Forces by Buell . -Retirement of the Enemy . - The Engagement at Green River . - The Results . - Feeble attempt of Humphrey Marshall . - Success of Colonel ...
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... driven the rebels from Eastern 10. Kentucky and given repose to that portion of the State . You have made continual forced marches over wretched roads , deep in mud . Badly clad , you have bivouacked on the wet ground in the November ...
... driven the rebels from Eastern 10. Kentucky and given repose to that portion of the State . You have made continual forced marches over wretched roads , deep in mud . Badly clad , you have bivouacked on the wet ground in the November ...
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... driven back , and by a spirited charge of bayonets forced to a total rout . The brunt of the bat- tle was borne by the Fourth Kentucky , Second Minnesota , Ninth Ohio , and Tenth Indiana . Shortly after eleven o'clock Colonel Haskin ...
... driven back , and by a spirited charge of bayonets forced to a total rout . The brunt of the bat- tle was borne by the Fourth Kentucky , Second Minnesota , Ninth Ohio , and Tenth Indiana . Shortly after eleven o'clock Colonel Haskin ...
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... driven from the disputed ground of Kentucky , but so broken and scattered as to be hardly capable of making a stand on the bor- ders of Tennessee , a State they especially claimed as their own . Great inquietude was now felt for the ...
... driven from the disputed ground of Kentucky , but so broken and scattered as to be hardly capable of making a stand on the bor- ders of Tennessee , a State they especially claimed as their own . Great inquietude was now felt for the ...
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... driven in . On the next day he ap- 13. proached gradually , and continued until night to surround the position , forcing his way here and there by suc- cessful skirmishes with the enemy's advanced guards . No serious attack , however ...
... driven in . On the next day he ap- 13. proached gradually , and continued until night to surround the position , forcing his way here and there by suc- cessful skirmishes with the enemy's advanced guards . No serious attack , however ...
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The War with the South: A History of the Late Rebellion, with ..., Volumen2 Robert Tomes,Benjamin G. Smith Vista de fragmentos - 1862 |
The War with the South, a History of the Late Rebellion, with Biographical ... Robert Tomes,Benjamin G Smith,Felix Octavius Carr Darley Sin vista previa disponible - 2015 |
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