The Georgia Historical Quarterly, Том 3Georgia Historical Society., 1919 |
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... night . The wall extended from First to Second avenue and along there and Twelfth street . First avenue was Ogle- thorpe street , Second was Jackson street and Twelfth was Randolph street . The last vestige of that wall came down a ...
... night . The wall extended from First to Second avenue and along there and Twelfth street . First avenue was Ogle- thorpe street , Second was Jackson street and Twelfth was Randolph street . The last vestige of that wall came down a ...
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... night of the second of June , 1864 , and ending successfully in the early morning of the third . It is true that the expedition was successful in the accomplish- ment of the object aimed at by its leader , Lieutenant Com- mander Thomas ...
... night of the second of June , 1864 , and ending successfully in the early morning of the third . It is true that the expedition was successful in the accomplish- ment of the object aimed at by its leader , Lieutenant Com- mander Thomas ...
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... night , in the near future , on the vessels com- posing the blockading squadron on the coast . In this small num- ber of persons not actually of the consulting body were a few members of the Signal Corps who , by reason of the knowledge ...
... night , in the near future , on the vessels com- posing the blockading squadron on the coast . In this small num- ber of persons not actually of the consulting body were a few members of the Signal Corps who , by reason of the knowledge ...
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... night . It was probably not known at the beginning just which one of the vessels composing the blockading squadron would be attacked , but scouts sent out reported that one of them was at anchor in Little Ogeechee river , close under ...
... night . It was probably not known at the beginning just which one of the vessels composing the blockading squadron would be attacked , but scouts sent out reported that one of them was at anchor in Little Ogeechee river , close under ...
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... night , the boats to be allowed to drift with the falling tide , so as to avoid the noise of oars in rowing as far as possible , and the men composing the attacking party were well chosen and thoroughly drilled as to any emergency that ...
... night , the boats to be allowed to drift with the falling tide , so as to avoid the noise of oars in rowing as far as possible , and the men composing the attacking party were well chosen and thoroughly drilled as to any emergency that ...
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