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Patterson (search for this): article 1
d at Manassas almost as decided as that gained by . The number of the enemy was not great, it is true, but it was their whole army had been . They were thoroughly demurral --indeed they may be said to have been . For weeks, in Washington, they were leaving on every train by about leave given or asked. It the newspapers that for one after the battle, the number that through Baltimore, going North, ex the recruits passing South to join the army by fourteen thousand men. Even the of Patterson, which was not in the fight, the panic. Within three weeks af the battle. Washington city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a b
Hannibal (search for this): article 1
The spade and mattock. Hannibal, the Carthaginian, stood on the field of Cannon, surrounded the dead bodies of eighty thousand Rome who had fallen in that unheard of bat was advised by his master of the horse once upon Rome, and settle the the capture of that city. But, although as man never toiled before for the attainment of that it was at last come within the magnitude of his own success . He hesitated, Delibes . His enemy recovered their ernation--he gave them time and to recruit — they soon had new in the field — his victory turned to ashes he found that he had now to do who had profited by defeat, wisdom, and gathered safety, catastrophe which was to over forever. In the end he lost everything by his hesitation. His repu. --Italy, his own country very paid the forfeit of his want of Confederate army gained at Manassas almost as decided as that gained by . The number of the enemy was not great, it is true, but it was their whole army had bee
Napoleon (search for this): article 1
s have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Donelson, we have poured into Yankeedom as many Napoleon carried to Moscow. Ken would then have acceded to the Southern Confederacy, and we should have pre the war in the West, where the enemy fighting men lie. "Never," as the the other day, "did Pro such an opportunity into the of man" and neveosed us to be in flank everywhere, and to be cut to places in detail. It has thrown the lead into the hands of the enemy, and compelled us to wherever he may choose to lead the way. Concentrate to fight, disperse to sub Such was the maxim of Napoleon, and it is founded on common sense. This indecorously styled, "defensive pol renders concentration impossible.--We have so many points to defend, and the having the advantage in his navy, can from the one to the other with so much that we
Maryland (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 1
ed to the Potomac, ditching way at the rate of about a quarter a mile we came back without ditching at all. a great General was understood to man who made masterly combinations obtained great results. Now a great General was who was most dexterous in the of the spade. An Irish "canawler" would the description as well as anybody else we ever heard of. In the meantime, what was the enemy do Rendering his fortifications around impregnable; pouring two hundred thousand men into Maryland and the accumulating enormous stores of and munitions of war; drilling his into good soldiers; turning to account skill of the most mechanical on the face of the earth; building in iron steamers to penetrate our wherever a river or a creek presented the opportunity. He had taken the measure the Southern foot completely. He knew in certain quarters, for ditches and he resolved to take advantage of it. What was it to him that the Southern works were impregnable in front? he not
Baltimore, Md. (Maryland, United States) (search for this): article 1
d to have been . For weeks, in Washington, they were leaving on every train by about leave given or asked. It the newspapers that for one after the battle, the number that through Baltimore, going North, ex the recruits passing South to join the army by fourteen thousand men. Even the of Patterson, which was not in the fight, the panic. Within three weeks af the battle. Washington city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Donelson, we have poured into Yankeedom as many Napoleon carried to Moscow. Ken would then have acceded to th
West Virginia (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
outh to join the army by fourteen thousand men. Even the of Patterson, which was not in the fight, the panic. Within three weeks af the battle. Washington city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Donelson, we have poured into Yankeedom as many Napoleon carried to Moscow. Ken would then have acceded to the Southern Confederacy, and we should have pre the war in the West, where the enemy fighting men lie. "Never," as the the other day, "did Pro such an opportunity into the of man" and never let us add, did man abuse the free gifts
Washington (United States) (search for this): article 1
, it is true, but it was their whole army had been . They were thoroughly demurral --indeed they may be said to have been . For weeks, in Washington, they were leaving on every train by about leave given or asked. It the newspapers that for one after the battle, the number that through Baltimore, going North, ex the recruits passing South to join the army by fourteen thousand men. Even the of Patterson, which was not in the fight, the panic. Within three weeks af the battle. Washington city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Done
Fort Donelson (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
ngton city might have by five thousand men. The connect would have been incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Donelson, we have poured into Yankeedom as many Napoleon carried to Moscow. Ken would then have acceded to the Southern Confederacy, and we should have pre the war in the West, where the enemy fighting men lie. "Never," as the the other day, "did Pro such an opportunity into the of man" and never let us add, did man abuse the free gifts of Pro What did we gain by the battle of Man as . The liberty to indulge in our favorite of ditching, without let or hin for three or four weeks.
Moscow, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
n incalculable. We have had Baltimore, Maryland, the city of Washington. We should, these sources alone, have had rein to the amount of fifty thousand men. We should have had pos of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, would thus have soon cleared the Yankees of Western Virginia. Had we then push for Philadelphia, it would have a blow. Had we then proceeded the same vigor which has been man since the fall of Fort Donelson, we have poured into Yankeedom as many Napoleon carried to Moscow. Ken would then have acceded to the Southern Confederacy, and we should have pre the war in the West, where the enemy fighting men lie. "Never," as the the other day, "did Pro such an opportunity into the of man" and never let us add, did man abuse the free gifts of Pro What did we gain by the battle of Man as . The liberty to indulge in our favorite of ditching, without let or hin for three or four weeks. And we did the time. The counties of Fair William, turned up almost
Richardson (search for this): article 3
rain of troops, suddenly disappeared, and was not heard of for three weeks, when, after the lapse of that time, he was found by an officer of the army with an Arkansas regiment, at Gordonsville, and sent down to Hanover on the train. He reported that he had been pulled on the train by them, (willingly, no doubt,) and carried along with the regiment; and that he had been employed to wash and cook for the persons who carried him off. The negro said they were Georgians, but the conductor, Capt. Richardson, told me in the presence of Col. Fontaine, President of the road, that they were from Arkansas, and that the negro was quartered among them. He had on a pair of pants, a cap, and pair of shoes of some company uniform, which he said were given him for his services, and he gave a glowing account of the sumptuous fare to which he was treated. He has again absconded, and is no doubt making his way back. Many negroes have disappeared from our midst, and possibly his revelation may furnish
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