Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Fayetteville, Arkansas” in chapter 1.3 of Jefferson Davis, The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government:
...gned to the command, and assumed it on January 29, 1862. General Curtis was then in command of the enemy's forces, numbering about twelve thousand men. He had harassed General Price on his retreat to Fayetteville, Arkansas , and then had fallen back to Sugar Creek, where he proposed to make a stand.
Van Dorn, immediately on his arrival at the Confederate camps on Boston Mountain, prepared to attack Curtis.
His first...
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