The Great Invasion of 1863 ...: A Statement of the General Sickles Controversy, and Other Valuable Historic PapersW. J. Shuey, 1887 - 581 страница |
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... Rodes ' Division drives Colonel McReynolds from Berryville - His Wagon - train Flees to the Potomac at Wil- liamsport - Pursued by Jenkins ' Cavalry - Capture of Martinsburg by General Rodes- Severe Fighting at Winchester - Milroy aban ...
... Rodes ' Division drives Colonel McReynolds from Berryville - His Wagon - train Flees to the Potomac at Wil- liamsport - Pursued by Jenkins ' Cavalry - Capture of Martinsburg by General Rodes- Severe Fighting at Winchester - Milroy aban ...
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... Rodes ' Division Advances from Williamsport -Jenkins ' cavalry Advance to Marion - Surprised and Fall Back , Pursued by a Company of Federal Cavalry- First Battle of the War upon Pennsylvania Soil — Observations from a Tree Top , and ...
... Rodes ' Division Advances from Williamsport -Jenkins ' cavalry Advance to Marion - Surprised and Fall Back , Pursued by a Company of Federal Cavalry- First Battle of the War upon Pennsylvania Soil — Observations from a Tree Top , and ...
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... Rodes ' In- fantry passes through Carlisle - Requisitions upon Mechanicsburg by General Jenkins - Early's Division Enters York - Requisitions made upon the Town - A ransom of One Hundred Thousand Dol- lars Demanded - Part of this Amount ...
... Rodes ' In- fantry passes through Carlisle - Requisitions upon Mechanicsburg by General Jenkins - Early's Division Enters York - Requisitions made upon the Town - A ransom of One Hundred Thousand Dol- lars Demanded - Part of this Amount ...
Страница xvii
... Rodes marches from the Vicinity of Carlisle , and crosses the South Mountain by Mt. Holly Gap , and unites with Early - Longstreet and Lee ride together from the vicinity of Chambersburg and Encamp together over night at Greenwood ...
... Rodes marches from the Vicinity of Carlisle , and crosses the South Mountain by Mt. Holly Gap , and unites with Early - Longstreet and Lee ride together from the vicinity of Chambersburg and Encamp together over night at Greenwood ...
Страница xix
... Rodes ' and Early's Divisions from Heidlersburg - Slocum , who was at Two Taverns , but Five Miles away , repeatedly Solicited to come to the Rescue , but Refuses - Meade's Order to Concentrate at Pipe Creek in the way - Sickles ...
... Rodes ' and Early's Divisions from Heidlersburg - Slocum , who was at Two Taverns , but Five Miles away , repeatedly Solicited to come to the Rescue , but Refuses - Meade's Order to Concentrate at Pipe Creek in the way - Sickles ...
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A. P. Hill advance Annals Army of Northern artillery assault attack batteries battle battle of Gettysburg Big Round Top brigade Brigadier-General burg captured cavalry Cemetery Hill Chambersburg Colonel column command Confederate army crossed the Potomac Culp's Hill Culpeper direction division east Eleventh Corps Emmittsburg encamped enemy enemy's engagement eral Ewell federacy Federal army field Fifth Corps fire flank force front Funkstown Gettysburg Greencastle guns Hagerstown Harrisburg head-quarters Hill's Corps Hooker horses hundred infantry invasion Jenkins June Little Round Top Longstreet Major-General Maryland McConnellsburg Meade ment miles Milroy Monday morning moved movement night North Northern Virginia o'clock officers passed Pennsylvania Pickett's pike Pleasanton position rear regiment retreat river road Rodes Round Top says scout Second Corps Seminary Ridge sent Sickles Sixth Corps soldiers South Mountain Southern Stuart Third Corps thousand town troops Twelfth Corps valley wagons Washington Williamsport Winchester wounded
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