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Missionary Ridge, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): chapter 24
Appendix to chapter XI.
Instructions of General Bragg to General Longstreet. headquarters, Department of Tennessee, Missionary ridge, 4th Nov., 1863.
General: You will move with your command (McLaw's and Hood's divisions, and Alexander's and Lyden's artillery battalions), as indicated in our conference yesterday.
Major-General Wheeler will make the necessary arrangements for the cavalry, and probably accompany it—at least for a time.
He is thoroughly acquainted with Middle Tennessee, and many of the officers with him will know the route there, as well as all parts of East Tennessee.
Every preparation is ordered to advance you as fast as possible, and the success of the plan depends on rapid movements and sudden blows.
The country through which you move, until you strike the mountains, will subsist your command, and forage your animals, besides giving a large supply of breadstuffs.
Your object should be to drive Burnside out of East Tennessee first; or, better, to cap
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): chapter 24
McLaw (search for this): chapter 24
Appendix to chapter XI.
Instructions of General Bragg to General Longstreet. headquarters, Department of Tennessee, Missionary ridge, 4th Nov., 1863.
General: You will move with your command (McLaw's and Hood's divisions, and Alexander's and Lyden's artillery battalions), as indicated in our conference yesterday.
Major-General Wheeler will make the necessary arrangements for the cavalry, and probably accompany it—at least for a time.
He is thoroughly acquainted with Middle Tennessee, and many of the officers with him will know the route there, as well as all parts of East Tennessee.
Every preparation is ordered to advance you as fast as possible, and the success of the plan depends on rapid movements and sudden blows.
The country through which you move, until you strike the mountains, will subsist your command, and forage your animals, besides giving a large supply of breadstuffs.
Your object should be to drive Burnside out of East Tennessee first; or, better, to ca
Hood (search for this): chapter 24
Appendix to chapter XI.
Instructions of General Bragg to General Longstreet. headquarters, Department of Tennessee, Missionary ridge, 4th Nov., 1863.
General: You will move with your command (McLaw's and Hood's divisions, and Alexander's and Lyden's artillery battalions), as indicated in our conference yesterday.
Major-General Wheeler will make the necessary arrangements for the cavalry, and probably accompany it—at least for a time.
He is thoroughly acquainted with Middle Tennessee, and many of the officers with him will know the route there, as well as all parts of East Tennessee.
Every preparation is ordered to advance you as fast as possible, and the success of the plan depends on rapid movements and sudden blows.
The country through which you move, until you strike the mountains, will subsist your command, and forage your animals, besides giving a large supply of breadstuffs.
Your object should be to drive Burnside out of East Tennessee first; or, better, to cap
Lyden (search for this): chapter 24
Appendix to chapter XI.
Instructions of General Bragg to General Longstreet. headquarters, Department of Tennessee, Missionary ridge, 4th Nov., 1863.
General: You will move with your command (McLaw's and Hood's divisions, and Alexander's and Lyden's artillery battalions), as indicated in our conference yesterday.
Major-General Wheeler will make the necessary arrangements for the cavalry, and probably accompany it—at least for a time.
He is thoroughly acquainted with Middle Tennessee, and many of the officers with him will know the route there, as well as all parts of East Tennessee.
Every preparation is ordered to advance you as fast as possible, and the success of the plan depends on rapid movements and sudden blows.
The country through which you move, until you strike the mountains, will subsist your command, and forage your animals, besides giving a large supply of breadstuffs.
Your object should be to drive Burnside out of East Tennessee first; or, better, to ca
Alexander (search for this): chapter 24
Appendix to chapter XI.
Instructions of General Bragg to General Longstreet. headquarters, Department of Tennessee, Missionary ridge, 4th Nov., 1863.
General: You will move with your command (McLaw's and Hood's divisions, and Alexander's and Lyden's artillery battalions), as indicated in our conference yesterday.
Major-General Wheeler will make the necessary arrangements for the cavalry, and probably accompany it—at least for a time.
He is thoroughly acquainted with Middle Tennessee, and many of the officers with him will know the route there, as well as all parts of East Tennessee.
Every preparation is ordered to advance you as fast as possible, and the success of the plan depends on rapid movements and sudden blows.
The country through which you move, until you strike the mountains, will subsist your command, and forage your animals, besides giving a large supply of breadstuffs.
Your object should be to drive Burnside out of East Tennessee first; or, better, to ca