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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 6 (August 1861) (1861)

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le the central column, our strength and our intentions, and awaited our to hand a full description by an intelligent eyewit- coming with the greatest eagerness. Their anxiety, with McDowell at its head, went directly on. ness, George Wilkes, Esq., editor of Wilkes' Spirit of however, was deeply… … the day they landed their shell upon the bridge with be turned to the left (or southward), by reason of the eral might change his mind. With them, therefore, murderous effect. In short, their whole strategy was roughness of thferoads; that it'was not advisable to the eve of this battle was a night…

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