Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Polk” in part 1.4, chapter 1.11 of Henry Morton Stanley, Dorothy Stanley, The Autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley:
...s of Columbus, from whence we had a commanding view of the elbow of land nearly opposite, whereon the battle took place.
The metaphor Gibraltar might, with good reason, be applied to Columbus, for General Polk had made notable exertions to make it formidable.
About one hundred and forty cannon, of large and small calibre, had been planted on the edge of the steep and tall bluffs opposite Belmont, to prev...
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