Report of the Proceedings of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee at the ... Meeting[s] ..., 20–21. köide |
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... hundreds of thousands of lives . Logan was ponder- ing this great problem when he died . He will never more attend our annual meetings . I saw his dead body entombed in the Hutchinson vault , near the Soldier's Home at Washington last ...
... hundreds of thousands of lives . Logan was ponder- ing this great problem when he died . He will never more attend our annual meetings . I saw his dead body entombed in the Hutchinson vault , near the Soldier's Home at Washington last ...
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... hundred Ohio volunteers , one hundred beef cattle and a mail , were at the fords of the river Raisin , thirty - five miles south of Detroit , ( Monroe , Mich . ) They were in great peril , and Major Van Horn , of Find- lay's regiment ...
... hundred Ohio volunteers , one hundred beef cattle and a mail , were at the fords of the river Raisin , thirty - five miles south of Detroit , ( Monroe , Mich . ) They were in great peril , and Major Van Horn , of Find- lay's regiment ...
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... hundred men to the relief of Captain Brush , still at the Raisin . The enemy was found at Maguagon , and after a spirited engagement was driven from the field . Colonel Miller was disabled , however , and General Hull ordered the force ...
... hundred men to the relief of Captain Brush , still at the Raisin . The enemy was found at Maguagon , and after a spirited engagement was driven from the field . Colonel Miller was disabled , however , and General Hull ordered the force ...
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... hundred and seven hundred men to the river Raisin to protect the inhab- itants . They found a force of the enemy on the left bank of the river , at the site of the present town of Monroe , and drove it for two miles , darkness putting ...
... hundred and seven hundred men to the river Raisin to protect the inhab- itants . They found a force of the enemy on the left bank of the river , at the site of the present town of Monroe , and drove it for two miles , darkness putting ...
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... hundred and ninety regulars , five hundred of Dickson's Indians , with about two thousand Indians under Te- cumseh near by in the woods . The fort was garrisoned by a force of one hundred and sixty - seven men under command of Major ...
... hundred and ninety regulars , five hundred of Dickson's Indians , with about two thousand Indians under Te- cumseh near by in the woods . The fort was garrisoned by a force of one hundred and sixty - seven men under command of Major ...
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