 | 1878 - 656 sider
...skirmishers, and suffered some casualties — the only ones received in the movement. Our whole skirmish-line was advancing briskly as the Federals retired. I sought...imperative and wise. He had his stores to save, Shields to dispose of, Lee's grand strategy to promote ; and all this he accomplished — alarming Washington,... | |
 | George Francis Robert Henderson - 1898 - 654 sider
...without firing, or threw down their arms and surrendered. Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. I sought Ewell and reported. We had a fine game before...us, and the temptation to play it was great ; but THE ARMY RE-UNITED 433 Jackson's orders were imperative and wise. He had his stores to save, Shields... | |
 | George Francis Robert Henderson - 1906 - 524 sider
...without firing, or threw down their arms and surrendered. Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. I sought Ewell and reported. We had a fine game before...Jackson's orders were imperative and wise. He had bis stores to save, Shields to guard against, Lee's grand strategy to promote. He could not waste time... | |
 | Henry Alexander White - 1908 - 394 sider
...Fremont's column and were eager to strike him a hard blow. " We had a fine game before us," writes Taylor, "and the temptation to play it was great ; but Jackson's...to guard against, Lee's grand strategy to promote. He could not waste time chasing Fremont." ' Sheltered thus by Taylor and Ashby , Winder' s men marched... | |
 | George Francis Robert Henderson - 1918 - 552 sider
...without firing, or threw down their arms and surrendered. Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. I sought Ewell and reported. We had a fine game before...to guard against, Lee's grand strategy to promote. He could not waste time chasing Fr&nont.' * Winder reached Strasburg about noon. The troops that had... | |
 | George Walsh - 2003 - 502 sider
...or threw down their arms and surrendered. . . . Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. ... I sought Ewell and reported. We had a fine game before...to guard against, Lee's grand strategy to promote. . . . He could not waste time chasing Fremont."64 John Fremont, the first presidential candidate of... | |
 | George Walsh - 2003 - 496 sider
...their arms and surrendered. . . . Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. ... I sought Eweil and reported. We had a fine game before us and the...to guard against, Lee's grand strategy to promote. . . . He could not waste time chasing Fremont."64 John Fremont, the first presidential candidate of... | |
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Men decamped without firing, or threw down their arms and surrendered. Our whole skirmish line was advancing briskly. I sought Ewell and reported. We had a fine game before us, and the temptation to play it was great ; but Jackson's orders were imperative... 