Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 22, Part 6Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, James Henley Thornwell, William Gilmore Simms Wiley & Putnam, 1852 |
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Page 192
... force of DeKalb was unaccompanied by cavalry . It was impossible , therefore , to draw supplies from any great distance . The militia forces of the South , on the contra- ry , were rarely without a strong body of horse . The peo- ple ...
... force of DeKalb was unaccompanied by cavalry . It was impossible , therefore , to draw supplies from any great distance . The militia forces of the South , on the contra- ry , were rarely without a strong body of horse . The peo- ple ...
Page 207
... force , at Purysburg , to keep an eye on him— while he ( Lincoln ) penetrated the interior of Georgia for very different objects - the possession of Augusta , the encouragement of the whigs of the interior , and the over- awing of the ...
... force , at Purysburg , to keep an eye on him— while he ( Lincoln ) penetrated the interior of Georgia for very different objects - the possession of Augusta , the encouragement of the whigs of the interior , and the over- awing of the ...
Page 219
... force , and those badly armed militia , could only harass and retard , and not pre- vent his march . The two armies had sundry skirmishes , in which the Carolinians showed no supineness . Moultrie regained the city , and prepared for ...
... force , and those badly armed militia , could only harass and retard , and not pre- vent his march . The two armies had sundry skirmishes , in which the Carolinians showed no supineness . Moultrie regained the city , and prepared for ...
Contents
BATTLE OF EL MOLINO DEL REY 281 | 23 |
INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 460 | 203 |
KOSSUTH AND INTERVENTION | 221 |
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