 Goldsboro' through Bentonville. On an inspection of the map, it was manifest that Hardee, in retreating from Fayetteville, had halted in the narrow, swampy neck between Cape Fear and South Rivers, in hopes to hold me to save time for the concentration...  The Record of the Second Massachusetts Infantry, 1861-65 - Stran 267avtor: Alonzo Hall Quint - 1867 - 528 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Stephen F. Fleharty - 1865 - 236 strani
...branches off toward Goldsboro, through Bentonville. On an inspection of the map, it was manifest that Hardee, in retreating from Fayetteville, had halted...swampy neck between Cape Fear and South rivers, in hopes to hold me to save time for the concentration of Johnston's armies at some point to his rear,... | |
 | BREVET MAJOR GEORGE WARD NICHOLS - 1865 - 404 strani
...branches off toward Goldsboro' through Bentonville. On an inspection of the map, it was manifest that Hardee, in retreating from Fayetteville, had halted...swampy neck between Cape Fear and South Rivers, in hopes to hold me to save time for the concentration of Johnston's armies at some point to his rear,... | |
 | George Ward Nichols - 1865 - 414 strani
...off toward GoUsboro' through Bentonville. On an inspection of the map, it was manifest that Hardeo, in retreating from Fayetteville, had halted in the...swampy neck between Cape Fear and South Rivers, in hopes to hold me to save time for tho concentration of Johnston's armies at some point to his roar,... | |
 | John William Draper - 1870 - 708 strani
...out from Cape Fear River on the 15th of March. Near Averysboro the enemy was encountered by Slocum. Hardee, in retreating from Fayetteville, had halted...narrow, swampy neck between Cape Fear and South Rivers, hoping to hold Sherman, and save time for the concentration of Johnston's armies at some point in his... | |
 | John G. Barrett - 1996 - 340 strani
...Upon an inspection of his map it was manifest to Sherman, who was traveling with the left wing, that Hardee in retreating from Fayetteville had halted in the narrow, swampy neck between the Cape Fear and Black rivers, making it necessary to dislodge the enemy in order that he might have... | |
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