Congress Investigates: A Documented History, 1792-1974, Volumen2Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Roger A. Bruns Chelsea House Publishers, 1975 - 4103 páginas |
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... direct attack . At least the chances would have been immensely against the success of the effort . I mean by a direct attack , an attempt to cross the Chickahominy in the vicinity of New Bridge . Question . Could you not at that point ...
... direct attack . At least the chances would have been immensely against the success of the effort . I mean by a direct attack , an attempt to cross the Chickahominy in the vicinity of New Bridge . Question . Could you not at that point ...
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... direct the movements of the troops , or were they directed by the corps commanders ? Answer . I had given general orders for the movements of the troops , but the fighting was done under the direct orders of the corps commanders ...
... direct the movements of the troops , or were they directed by the corps commanders ? Answer . I had given general orders for the movements of the troops , but the fighting was done under the direct orders of the corps commanders ...
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... direct them to go further , although the division commanders were directed in the most positive terms to march to what is called Cemetery hill , which would have given us everything . Question . Speaking of those orders , was it ...
... direct them to go further , although the division commanders were directed in the most positive terms to march to what is called Cemetery hill , which would have given us everything . Question . Speaking of those orders , was it ...
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