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arrival of Buell's troops.
The report to Halleck shows that this was impossible.
The connection sought to be established between the letters of Lieutenant-Governor Stanton upon the battle of Shiloh, and his non-election to public office after writing them, is certainly a curious conceit to indulge over the grave of such a man.
This treatment of the battle of Shiloh is a fair sample of the entire work.
The two volumes, as will be shown by the records, teem with inaccuracies and instances of great injustice done to associate generals and cooperating armies.
Cincinnati: Wilstach, Baldwin & Co. 1875.
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