The Struggle of '72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ...Union Publishing Company, 1976 - 570 páginas |
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... position . At 4 o'clock on the morning of September 18 , the grand move- ment of our troops commenced . Rosecrans , that same night , having marched all day over bad roads and through a heavy rain - storm , rested his tired . soldiers ...
... position . At 4 o'clock on the morning of September 18 , the grand move- ment of our troops commenced . Rosecrans , that same night , having marched all day over bad roads and through a heavy rain - storm , rested his tired . soldiers ...
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... position . Thomas , beside his own corps , had with him the major por- tion of Howard's command , and demonstrated ... position below the north end of Mission Ridge . The position was well fortified , and formed a good base for the ...
... position . Thomas , beside his own corps , had with him the major por- tion of Howard's command , and demonstrated ... position below the north end of Mission Ridge . The position was well fortified , and formed a good base for the ...
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... POSITION . The position to which General Grant was thus called was one of grave responsibility , attended by numerous and serious embarrassments . A confid- ing nation had , as it were , placed its destinies in his hands , and the ...
... POSITION . The position to which General Grant was thus called was one of grave responsibility , attended by numerous and serious embarrassments . A confid- ing nation had , as it were , placed its destinies in his hands , and the ...
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