Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mississippi River” in alphabetic letter T, entry group 2, entry taylor-richard of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...had driven into the wilds of western Louisiana, returned, occupied that abandoned city and Opelousas, and garrisoned Fort De Russy.
Then he swept vigorously over the country in the direction of the Mississippi River and New Orleans.
With a part of his command he captured Brashear City (June 24, 1863), with an immense amount of public property and the small-arms of 4,000 National troops.
By this movement abou...
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