Statistics for occurrence #1 of “St. Philip” in alphabetic letter N, entry group 2, entry new-orleans of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...orce, and Commodore D. D. Porter (q. v.) with a fleet of bomb-vessels to co-operate with the land force.
At a short bend in the Mississippi River, 60 miles below New Orleans, were Forts Jackson and St. Philip .
These, with some fortifications above and obstructions in the river below, were believed by the Confederates to make the stream absolutely impassable by vessels.
There were then 10,000 troops in...
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