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Lovettsville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 20
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Chapter 19:
Movements in Virginia, and opening of the campaign, April, 1862
troops begin to move on the Upper Potomac in march
McClellan prepares to flank Manassas by marching heavy masses up the Shenandoah Valley, and crossing the mou , however, that public opinion would force McClellan into action long before the proper time; for until May the roads in Virginia are impassable.
Towards the beginning of March heavy masses of troops were reported moving up towards Harper's Ferry, a ve lived and died a lieutenant-colonel, while others infinitely inferior to him were promoted for political reasons.
Virginia having seceded from the Union, Lee tendered his services to his native State.
His patrimony was situated on Arlington H uncommon to hear one remark, when burying the enemy: Well, Lincoln, old Scoft, and McClellan promised ‘em farms each in Virginia when all was over-old Virginny is large enough to accommodate 'em all with lots, seven by two!
But this I wish to repea
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