Confederate Veteran, Том 15S.A. Cunningham, 1998 |
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... Rivers and to as- certain , if possible , whether the Federals were reënforcing Little Rock by means of the railroad running from Duvall's Bluff , on White River , to that place . We expected to cross the Arkansas River between Little ...
... Rivers and to as- certain , if possible , whether the Federals were reënforcing Little Rock by means of the railroad running from Duvall's Bluff , on White River , to that place . We expected to cross the Arkansas River between Little ...
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nessee River , to guard against disaster in the event the troops in front of them were overcome . There was so dense a fog that Reynolds and Field were enabled to conceal their commands except a small force , which was purposely exposed ...
nessee River , to guard against disaster in the event the troops in front of them were overcome . There was so dense a fog that Reynolds and Field were enabled to conceal their commands except a small force , which was purposely exposed ...
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... river . The Rebels re- crossed the river and followed in our rear to a place of em- barkation . Losses heavy on both sides . " TESTIMONY TO THE CONTRARY . We , the undersigned , were in Columbus , Ky . , on November 7 , 1861 , and ...
... river . The Rebels re- crossed the river and followed in our rear to a place of em- barkation . Losses heavy on both sides . " TESTIMONY TO THE CONTRARY . We , the undersigned , were in Columbus , Ky . , on November 7 , 1861 , and ...
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