The Bivouac and the Battlefield: Or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and MarylandHarper & bros., 1864 - 339 pages |
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Autres éditions - Tout afficher
The Bivouac and the Battlefield, Or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and Maryland George Freeman Noyes Affichage du livre entier - 1863 |
The Bivouac and the Battlefield: Or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and Maryland George Freeman Noyes Affichage du livre entier - 1864 |
The Bivouac and the Battle-Field; Or, Campaign Sketches in Virginia and Maryland George F. NOYES Affichage du livre entier - 1863 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
ambulances Antietam anxious Aquia Creek army Army of Virginia artillery batteries BATTLE OF GAINESVILLE battle-field bivouac boys brave breakfast brigade brought camp camp-fire campaign captain cavalry Cedar Mountain Centreville cheer coffee colonel comfort command cornfield corps crowded division duty enemy enemy's enjoyed eral evident excitement feeling field fighting fire Fredericksburg front guns Hagerstown half halted head-quarters horses hospitals hour infantry iron storm late line of battle look ment mess-table miles military morning Mountain moved muskets night once orderlies passed patriotic pickets pleasant pontoon bridge position Potomac quarter-master quiet ranks Rappahannock reached ready rear rebel regiments rest retreat ride river road rode seemed sharpshooters shelter-tents shot and shell side skirmishers sleep soldier soon South Mountain staff officers stood storm tents tion to-day trees troops turnpike usual Virginia volley wagon-trains wagons Warrenton whole woods wounded
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