Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... command , and felt con- position within 500 yards of the town , on the fident of the result . road leading to Chihuahua , and commanding the principal plaza and church , around and in which the enemy were strongly posted , reserving ...
... command , and felt con- position within 500 yards of the town , on the fident of the result . road leading to Chihuahua , and commanding the principal plaza and church , around and in which the enemy were strongly posted , reserving ...
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... command of department No. 8 , headquarters at ; the junior to the command of department No. 6 , headquarters at St. Louis . Brevet Major General Twiggs and Brevet Ma- jor General Kearny will accordingly report to the major general ...
... command of department No. 8 , headquarters at ; the junior to the command of department No. 6 , headquarters at St. Louis . Brevet Major General Twiggs and Brevet Ma- jor General Kearny will accordingly report to the major general ...
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... command , and it is said will sail from New Orleans , on the 5th De- cember , on his destination for Chagres . The brave Gen. Riley has already embarked from New York for California . WAR DEPARTMENT , Adjutant General's Office , October ...
... command , and it is said will sail from New Orleans , on the 5th De- cember , on his destination for Chagres . The brave Gen. Riley has already embarked from New York for California . WAR DEPARTMENT , Adjutant General's Office , October ...
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