Lincoln, Stanton and Grant: Historical SketchesF. Warne and Company, 1875 - 342 pages |
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... Rebel forces at Belmont . At seven o'clock in the morning the expedition ... command was entirely broken up , driven over the river bank or captured . The entire ... Commander at Columbus , completely overlooking the operations at Belmont ...
... Rebel forces at Belmont . At seven o'clock in the morning the expedition ... command was entirely broken up , driven over the river bank or captured . The entire ... Commander at Columbus , completely overlooking the operations at Belmont ...
Page 215
... Rebel Commander's reply does him credit ; he stigmatized the acts complained of as " disgraceful alike to humanity and the reputation of soldiers . " This affair at Milliken's Bend was the first and last attempt at butchery on Grant's ...
... Rebel Commander's reply does him credit ; he stigmatized the acts complained of as " disgraceful alike to humanity and the reputation of soldiers . " This affair at Milliken's Bend was the first and last attempt at butchery on Grant's ...
Page 273
Historical Sketches Evan Rowland Jones. GRANT AND rebel GENERALS . 273 can adorn a commander . Your bereavement is great , but cannot exceed mine . " Yours truly , " U. S. GRANT . " Every Rebel Commander hitherto brought in contact with ...
Historical Sketches Evan Rowland Jones. GRANT AND rebel GENERALS . 273 can adorn a commander . Your bereavement is great , but cannot exceed mine . " Yours truly , " U. S. GRANT . " Every Rebel Commander hitherto brought in contact with ...
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