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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 183: the advance toward Mansfield (April 1864). General Taylor orders General Walker to advance his division toward Mansfield.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 183: the advance toward Mansfield (April 1864). General Taylor orders General Walker to advance his division toward Mansfield. 1875 · p. 183
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 194: deployment at Pleasant Hill (April 1864). The Division forms in line of battle near Pleasant Hill.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 194: deployment at Pleasant Hill (April 1864). The Division forms in line of battle near Pleasant Hill. 1875 · p. 194
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 243: the march through Minden (April 18, 1864). April 18th: the division passes through Minden to the tune of Dixie.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 243: the march through Minden (April 18, 1864). April 18th: the division passes through Minden to the tune of Dixie. 1875 · p. 243
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 246: the march to Camden (April 24-25, 1864). The march toward Camden, the Arkansas and Louisiana line, and Calhoun.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 246: the march to Camden (April 24-25, 1864). The march toward Camden, the Arkansas and Louisiana line, and Calhoun. 1875 · p. 246
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 248: the pursuit on April 30, 1864. April 30th: the march resumes at 3 A. M. and reaches Tulip.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 248: the pursuit on April 30, 1864. April 30th: the march resumes at 3 A. M. and reaches Tulip. 1875 · p. 248
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 250: the Third Brigade at Jenkins' Ferry. The Texans advance into action and the 3d Brigade, under General Scurry, holds the right.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 250: the Third Brigade at Jenkins' Ferry. The Texans advance into action and the 3d Brigade, under General Scurry, holds the right. 1875 · p. 250
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 300: the return to Texas (March 25, 1865). March 25th: the division arrives at Rusk.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 300: the return to Texas (March 25, 1865). March 25th: the division arrives at Rusk. 1875 · p. 300
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 302: camp near Hempstead (April 15, 1865). April 15th: the division camps near Camp Groce, near Hempstead.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 302: camp near Hempstead (April 15, 1865). April 15th: the division camps near Camp Groce, near Hempstead. 1875 · p. 302
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 307: the disbanding of the division (May 1865). The morning of the 19th: the troops go home, and on the evening of the 20th the rest are furloughed or discharged.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 307: the disbanding of the division (May 1865). The morning of the 19th: the troops go home, and on the evening of the 20th the rest are furloughed or discharged. 1875 · p. 307
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 54: organization of the Third Brigade (16th Texas Infantry, 16th Dismounted Cavalry, 17th and 19th Texas Infantry). The Third Brigade's regiments and their commanders, with Captain Edgar's Battery.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 54: organization of the Third Brigade (16th Texas Infantry, 16th Dismounted Cavalry, 17th and 19th Texas Infantry). The Third Brigade's regiments and their commanders, with Captain Edgar's Battery. 1875 · p. 54
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 55: later commanders of the Third Brigade. The 3d Brigade afterwards commanded by General H. E. McCulloch, General Tom Scurry and General R. Waterhouse.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 55: later commanders of the Third Brigade. The 3d Brigade afterwards commanded by General H. E. McCulloch, General Tom Scurry and General R. Waterhouse. 1875 · p. 55
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 57: officers of the 17th Texas Infantry and Company B. Field officers of the 17th Texas Volunteer Infantry and the officers of Company B (Captain I. Z. Miller, 1st Lieut. Ciceo Nash, 2d Lieuts. Samuel Fleming and Chas. Keton).
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 57: officers of the 17th Texas Infantry and Company B. Field officers of the 17th Texas Volunteer Infantry and the officers of Company B (Captain I. Z. Miller, 1st Lieut. Ciceo Nash, 2d Lieuts. Samuel Fleming and Chas. Keton). 1875 · p. 57
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 69: the Arkansas Post relief march (January 1863). News reaches General Walker that General Churchill had surrendered at Arkansas Post.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 69: the Arkansas Post relief march (January 1863). News reaches General Walker that General Churchill had surrendered at Arkansas Post. 1875 · p. 69
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 95: McCulloch's Brigade at Milliken's Bend (June 7, 1863). McCulloch's Brigade arrives within a mile of Milliken's Bend on the morning of June 7th, 1863.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 95: McCulloch's Brigade at Milliken's Bend (June 7, 1863). McCulloch's Brigade arrives within a mile of Milliken's Bend on the morning of June 7th, 1863. 1875 · p. 95
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Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 96: the 17th Infantry at Milliken's Bend. The regiments take position on the left and right of the road at Milliken's Bend.
Blessington, The Campaigns of Walker's Texas Division (1875), p. 96: the 17th Infantry at Milliken's Bend. The regiments take position on the left and right of the road at Milliken's Bend. 1875 · p. 96
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