. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER A. J. MYER, WITH A GROUP OF HIS SUBORDINATES AT RED HILL black flag was used. Against a variegated background the red color was seen farther. In every importantcampaign and on every bloody ground, these men risked their lives at the forefront of the battle, speedingstirring orders of advance, warnings of impending danger, and sullen admissions of defeat. They were onthe advanced lines of Yorktown, and the saps and trenches at Charleston, Vicksburg, and Port Hudson,near the battledines at Chickamauga and Chancel
. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER A. J. MYER, WITH A GROUP OF HIS SUBORDINATES AT RED HILL black flag was used. Against a variegated background the red color was seen farther. In every importantcampaign and on every bloody ground, these men risked their lives at the forefront of the battle, speedingstirring orders of advance, warnings of impending danger, and sullen admissions of defeat. They were onthe advanced lines of Yorktown, and the saps and trenches at Charleston, Vicksburg, and Port Hudson,near the battledines at Chickamauga and Chancellorsville, before the fort-crowned crest of Fredericksburg,amid the frightful carnage of Antietam, on Kenesaw Mountain deciding the fate of Allatoona, in Shermansmarch to the sea, and with Grants victorious army at Appomattox and Richmond. They signaled toPorter clearing the central Mississippi River, and aided Farragut when forcing the passage of Mobile COPVRIGHT, 1911, REVIEW OF REVIEWS CO.
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