Fighting Joe HookerButternut Press, 1987 - 366 pages |
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Page 83
... skirmishers and try to reach the Yorktown Road , where it was presumed they would find a supporting division.36 While Hooker was waiting for his artillery to arrive his skirmishers en- gaged in a long - distance sharpshooting contest ...
... skirmishers and try to reach the Yorktown Road , where it was presumed they would find a supporting division.36 While Hooker was waiting for his artillery to arrive his skirmishers en- gaged in a long - distance sharpshooting contest ...
Page 135
... skirmishers.27 Their hot reception satisfied Hooker that the enemy held the spur in force , and Meade was told to try to out- flank the position to the right . Seymour's brigade did it and the entire division moved forward with great ...
... skirmishers.27 Their hot reception satisfied Hooker that the enemy held the spur in force , and Meade was told to try to out- flank the position to the right . Seymour's brigade did it and the entire division moved forward with great ...
Page 140
... skirmishers with the rest of Seymour's brigade in support.54 The balance of Meade's division , along with Doubleday and Ricketts , kept farther north and avoided the skirmishing.55 The Hagerstown turn- pike was reached after a march of ...
... skirmishers with the rest of Seymour's brigade in support.54 The balance of Meade's division , along with Doubleday and Ricketts , kept farther north and avoided the skirmishing.55 The Hagerstown turn- pike was reached after a march of ...
Contents
THE EARLY TRAINING OF A FIGHTER | 17 |
FIGURE | 20 |
CIVIL INTERLUDE IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON | 36 |
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