Major General Ambrose E. Burnside and the Ninth Army Corps: A Narrative of Campaigns in North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee, During the War for the Preservation of the RepublicS.S. Rider & Brother, 1867 - 554 |
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... held the office of postmaster , and also followed the business of a tailor . But young Burn- side was not destined for a long continuance in this situation . His father had already desired that one of his sons should be educated at West ...
... held the office of postmaster , and also followed the business of a tailor . But young Burn- side was not destined for a long continuance in this situation . His father had already desired that one of his sons should be educated at West ...
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... held out promises , encouragements , and induce- ments , only to disappoint their object . Mr. Burnside there- fore soon found himself compelled to withdraw entirely from the manufacture of arms . With characteristic high minded- ness ...
... held out promises , encouragements , and induce- ments , only to disappoint their object . Mr. Burnside there- fore soon found himself compelled to withdraw entirely from the manufacture of arms . With characteristic high minded- ness ...
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... a week or two in June , in a demonstration against Harper's Ferry , then held by the rebel troops under General J. E. Johnston , and then returned to Washington to take part 14 [ APRIL , EXPEDITION TO NORTH CAROLINA .
... a week or two in June , in a demonstration against Harper's Ferry , then held by the rebel troops under General J. E. Johnston , and then returned to Washington to take part 14 [ APRIL , EXPEDITION TO NORTH CAROLINA .
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... held its ground until its supports had come up , and even suc- ceeded in driving the enemy from his strong position . Colonel ( afterwards Lieutenant General ) Wm . T. Sherman came on from Stone Bridge with his brigade , crossing his ...
... held its ground until its supports had come up , and even suc- ceeded in driving the enemy from his strong position . Colonel ( afterwards Lieutenant General ) Wm . T. Sherman came on from Stone Bridge with his brigade , crossing his ...
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... held , and the entire command was ordered to Washington . Colonel Burnside's brigade rested in its camp at Centreville for three or four hours , marched during the remainder of the night , was gathered near Long Bridge in the morning ...
... held , and the entire command was ordered to Washington . Colonel Burnside's brigade rested in its camp at Centreville for three or four hours , marched during the remainder of the night , was gathered near Long Bridge in the morning ...
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