A Birds Eye View of Our Civil War
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Bad roads and worse maps of the country delay Rosecrans. And when he finally does attack, it is in so disjointed a way that only a por tion of his force can engage the enemy. Rose crans task is to seize both roads running south from luka ; but he manages only to reach one. On the other Price escapes unharmed. The loss on either side is not far from eight hundred men. Grant has, all told, some forty-eight thou sand men, seven thousand being under Sher man at Memphis, twelve thousand under Ord at... Bolivar, twenty-three thousand under Rosecrans at Corinth, and six thousand at head-quarters at Jackson. Pric^ and VanDorn in due time join their forces, twenty- two thousand men, at Ripley, the latter as senior taking command. He is wise enough t
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Bad roads and worse maps of the country delay Rosecrans. And when he finally does attack, it is in so disjointed a way that only a por tion of his force can engage the enemy. Rose crans task is to seize both roads running south from luka ; but he manages only to reach one. On the other Price escapes unharmed. The loss on either side is not far from eight hundred men. Grant has, all told, some forty-eight thou sand men, seven thousand being under Sher man at Memphis, twelve thousand under Ord at... Bolivar, twenty-three thousand under Rosecrans at Corinth, and six thousand at head-quarters at Jackson. Pric^ and VanDorn in due time join their forces, twenty- two thousand men, at Ripley, the latter as senior taking command. He is wise enough t
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