. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . A GOOD POLITICIAN WHO i3ECAME A GREAT SOLDIER1VL^J0R-GENER.\L JOHN ALEXANDER LOGAN AND STAFF IN VICKSBURG, JULY, ISCS. COPYRIGHT, 1911, REVIEW OF BEVlEAS r John A. Logan, a War Democrat wlio left to fight as a i)rivate in a Michigan regiment al IJiillRun, was one of the mainstays of the Federal cause in the West. A successful lawyer and brilliant orator,he proved to he one of the most successful civilian generals of the war. In Grants ^■ campaign,Lo
. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . A GOOD POLITICIAN WHO i3ECAME A GREAT SOLDIER1VL^J0R-GENER.\L JOHN ALEXANDER LOGAN AND STAFF IN VICKSBURG, JULY, ISCS. COPYRIGHT, 1911, REVIEW OF BEVlEAS r John A. Logan, a War Democrat wlio left to fight as a i)rivate in a Michigan regiment al IJiillRun, was one of the mainstays of the Federal cause in the West. A successful lawyer and brilliant orator,he proved to he one of the most successful civilian generals of the war. In Grants ^■ campaign,Logans soldierly qualities came particularly into prominence. His division of McPhersons Corps dis-tinguished itself in the battle of Raymond, )|)i, and again at that of Champions Hill, whichsounded the knell of Vicksburg. It was Logans division that marched in on the Jackson road to takepossession of the fallen city, July 4, 1863. For his services in the cami)aign Logan was made a major-general.
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