Statistics for occurrence #1 of “southern Illinois” in chapter 11 of General Horace Porter, Campaigning with Grant:
...ypt.
This horse was large in size and a medium-colored bay. He was called Egypt, not because he had come from the region of the Nile, but from the junction of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers in southern Illinois , a section of country named after the land of the Ptolemies.
When the horse was brought up the general mounted as usual in a manner peculiar to himself.
He made no perceptible effort, and used...
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