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Richard S. Ewell (search for this): chapter 5.24
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Joseph E. Johnston (search for this): chapter 5.24
Manassas to Seven Pines. by Joseph E. Johnston, General, C. S. A.
Confederate sharp-shooter.
Already in this work [Vol.
I., p. 240] I have discussed Mr. Davis's statements in his Rise and fall of the Confederate Government, so far as the the south side of James River, and General Wilcox's brigade, which had been previously detached from the army under General Johnston.
These reenforcements, together, made about five thousand men [II., p. 85]. He says, on the same page:
On th s:
As soon as it was definitely ascertained that General McClellan, with his main army, was on the Peninsula, General J. E. Johnston was assigned
That assignment was made after the conference at Richmond mentioned on page 203.--Editors. to the aring fully the views of the several officers named, I decided to resist the enemy on the Peninsula. . . . Though General J. E. Johnston did not agree with this decision, he did not ask to be relieved. . . . [II., 87].
Not being in command, I cou
Hiram G. Berry (search for this): chapter 5.24
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