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... from whence , if there was a tower about 100 feet high , many valuable observations could undoubtedly be made . The roads leading into Petersburg and those south and west of the city would , I think , be in view so that no movement ...
... from whence , if there was a tower about 100 feet high , many valuable observations could undoubtedly be made . The roads leading into Petersburg and those south and west of the city would , I think , be in view so that no movement ...
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No report has been received from Lieutenant Cuyler , who took 200 men with orders to strengthen the parapets of two batteries on General Ayres ' front . The redoubt on the left ( 200 feet square ) is reported ...
No report has been received from Lieutenant Cuyler , who took 200 men with orders to strengthen the parapets of two batteries on General Ayres ' front . The redoubt on the left ( 200 feet square ) is reported ...
Page 238
... will be 150 feet long at 12 o'clock to - day . Our mortar batteries and guns have good range of the enemy's works and do good execution whenever required . The length of our line renders the work very hard with the small number of ...
... will be 150 feet long at 12 o'clock to - day . Our mortar batteries and guns have good range of the enemy's works and do good execution whenever required . The length of our line renders the work very hard with the small number of ...
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The wharves at Bermuda Hundred need not be more than fifty feet in width to get the deepest water , and the entire expense of putting them in order and constructing the railroad to the United States ...
The wharves at Bermuda Hundred need not be more than fifty feet in width to get the deepest water , and the entire expense of putting them in order and constructing the railroad to the United States ...
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Don't let any grass grow under your feet . Get through and then come away with your party . G. WEITZEL , Brigadier - General . CHERRYSTONE , VA . , July 15 , 1864 . General WEITZEL , Acting Chief of Staff * : Your telegram received .
Don't let any grass grow under your feet . Get through and then come away with your party . G. WEITZEL , Brigadier - General . CHERRYSTONE , VA . , July 15 , 1864 . General WEITZEL , Acting Chief of Staff * : Your telegram received .
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