Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mississippi River” in entry kentucky of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...convention by about 200 men, without the sanction of the people.
Late in 1861, the Confederates occupied a line of military posts across southern Kentucky, from Cumberland Gap to Columbus, on the Mississippi River , a distance of nearly 400 miles. Don Carlos Buell, major-general, had been appointed commander of the Department of the Ohio, with his headquarters at Louisville.
There he gathered a large force, w...
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