Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 385
oeville and at-tacked Morgans rear. Morgan instructed his rear guard tohold the Michigan troops in check, and put up a stiff fight. Whilethis was going on, Morgan led the most of his command downa steep decline, and over the hills, away to the west. Virtually,turning on his tracks, he sacrificed… … Gen. John H. Morgan. Surrender of General John H. Morgan. 373 them personally. They were rebels from my home county inKentucky. Some I had known from boyhood. At Salineville, I learned from scouts and telegraph oper-ators that Morgan had crossed the C. & P. railroad and that hiscolumn was…
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