The Unwritten War: American Writers and the Civil WarKnopf, 1973 - 385 páginas |
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... regiment , now poised for the Chattanooga campaign . At Chicka- mauga , he took part in a wild charge against the flank of General Longstreet's corps , the last major engagement of his military career . Recurring back ailments kept him ...
... regiment , now poised for the Chattanooga campaign . At Chicka- mauga , he took part in a wild charge against the flank of General Longstreet's corps , the last major engagement of his military career . Recurring back ailments kept him ...
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... regiment or brigade . Group - men , as regimental histories bear out , repeat the same cycle as individual soldiers . The seasoning or winnowing of a regiment becomes a central theme in a good many military recollections . They tell of ...
... regiment or brigade . Group - men , as regimental histories bear out , repeat the same cycle as individual soldiers . The seasoning or winnowing of a regiment becomes a central theme in a good many military recollections . They tell of ...
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... Regiment , " which Crane considered one of his best stories . The plot is of no importance although both amusing and psychologi- cally perceptive . It tells of two brothers who mask their concern for each other's safety behind a barrage ...
... Regiment , " which Crane considered one of his best stories . The plot is of no importance although both amusing and psychologi- cally perceptive . It tells of two brothers who mask their concern for each other's safety behind a barrage ...
Contenido
THEY BREAK THE LINKS OF UNION I | 1 |
The Wholesome Calamity | 14 |
A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF | 39 |
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