The American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-64: Its Causes, Incidents, and Results: Intended to Exhibit Especially Its Moral and Political Phases, with the Drift and Progress of American Opinion Respecting Human Slavery from 1776 to the Close of the War for the Union, Volumen2O.D. Case, 1866 |
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... prisoners , 1,000 stand of arms , 1,000 horses , and an abundance of tents , baggage , and supplies , were among the trophies of this easy triumph . Pope's losses in these operations scarcely exceeded 100 men ; while his prisoners alone ...
... prisoners , 1,000 stand of arms , 1,000 horses , and an abundance of tents , baggage , and supplies , were among the trophies of this easy triumph . Pope's losses in these operations scarcely exceeded 100 men ; while his prisoners alone ...
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... prisoners of any account , save a few too severely wounded to hobble off , were taken ; and , though a letter to The New York Herald , written from the battle - field on the 9th , speaks of " a considerable quan- tity of wagons ...
... prisoners of any account , save a few too severely wounded to hobble off , were taken ; and , though a letter to The New York Herald , written from the battle - field on the 9th , speaks of " a considerable quan- tity of wagons ...
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... prisoners , 5 done . Hindman's official report flags , 23 wagons , and makes it , 164 killed , 817 wounded , small arms . over 500 III . KENTUCKY - TENNESSEE - ALABAMA . THE river Tennessee , taking rise is the largest tributary ...
... prisoners , 5 done . Hindman's official report flags , 23 wagons , and makes it , 164 killed , 817 wounded , small arms . over 500 III . KENTUCKY - TENNESSEE - ALABAMA . THE river Tennessee , taking rise is the largest tributary ...
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... prisoners taken at Fort Donelson , footing up 5,079 ; but he evi- dently does not include in this total the wound- ed , of whom many must have been left on the field or in the hospital at the fort , as he says : " The village of Dover ...
... prisoners taken at Fort Donelson , footing up 5,079 ; but he evi- dently does not include in this total the wound- ed , of whom many must have been left on the field or in the hospital at the fort , as he says : " The village of Dover ...
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... prisoners , of whom about 2,200 that , owing to the warmth of the effectives were marched off the field weather , they had already been with Prentiss , with possibly 200 or buried , transmitted to Richmond , 300 more of our wounded of ...
... prisoners , of whom about 2,200 that , owing to the warmth of the effectives were marched off the field weather , they had already been with Prentiss , with possibly 200 or buried , transmitted to Richmond , 300 more of our wounded of ...
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