... Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 10 MADRID INSURRECTION . ity to the tenure of the new king , and they were but the prelude to ... in author- ity would have preferred quiet : the people demanded war . There was but one sentiment , that for ...
Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 10 MADRID INSURRECTION . ity to the tenure of the new king , and they were but the prelude to ... in author- ity would have preferred quiet : the people demanded war . There was but one sentiment , that for ...
... Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 84 INVASION OF GERMANS . were already trenching . Moreover , the Ędui had long been " kinsmen ... in author- ity , men and purpose for war , and it was war he desired . The sooner it came , the sooner he ...
... in author's possession ) ; Lt. Col. James C. Rogers ( 123rd N.Y. ) , letter to the Sandy Hill Herald , May 7 ... Theodore A. Dodge , The Campaign of Chancellorsville ( Boston , MA , 1881 ) , pp . 139–40 ; JB - CoC , p . 362 . 28 ...
Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 84 INVASION OF GERMANS . were already trenching . Moreover , the Edui had long been " kinsmen ... in author- ity , men and purpose for war , and it was war he desired . The sooner it came , the sooner he ...
... in author's files . 89. Wert , J. Howard , op . cit . 90. Eliason , Talcot , letter to H.B. McClellan , July 23 ... Dodge , Theodore A. , " Left Wounded on the Field , " Putnam's Monthly Magazine , Vol . 4 ( September 1869 ) . 12 ...
" This is not an official history; the author speaks in his own voice and makes his own judgments. Maps.
Getting the Message Through, the companion volume to Rebecca Robbins Raines' Signal Corps, traces the evolution of the corps from the appointment of the first signal officer on the eve of the Civil War, through its stages of growth and ...
Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 84 INVASION OF GERMANS . were already trenching . Moreover , the Ędui had long been " kinsmen ... in author- ity , men and purpose for war , and it was war he desired . The sooner it came , the sooner he ...
Theodore Ayrault Dodge. 10 MADRID INSURRECTION . ity to the tenure of the new king , and they were but the prelude to ... in author- ity would have preferred quiet : the people demanded war . There was but one sentiment , that for ...