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Hartwig, D. Scott.

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To Antietam Creek = the Maryland Campaign ofSeptember 1862 /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	To Antietam Creek/ D. Scott Hartwig.
Reminder of title:	the Maryland Campaign ofSeptember 1862 /
Author:	Hartwig, D. Scott.
Published:	Baltimore :The Johns Hopkins University Press, : 2012.,
Description:	1 online resource (794 p.) :ill., map.
[NT 15003449]:	The return of McClellan :"General, I am in command again" -- The Army of Northern Virginia: "Who could not conquer with troops such as these" -- The Army of Northern Virginia enters Maryland :"Our movements will be rapid" -- The Army of the Potomac :"If we fail now the North has no hope" -- The Army of the Potomac advances to Frederick :"You may be sure that I will follow them as closely asI can" -- Harpers Ferry :"To the last extremity" -- The Battle for Maryland Heights :"For god's sakedon't fall back" -- September 13 :"My general idea is to cut the enemyin two" -- The morning battlefor Fox's Gap :"My god! be careful!" -- Afternoon at Fox's Gap :"So little did we know of the etiquette of war"-- The First Corps attacks :"It looked like a task to storm" -- The Battle for Hill 1280:"Some of you will get hurt" -- Into Turner's Gap :"An ugly looking place to attack" -- Crampton's Gap :"The best fighting that has been done in this war" -- Retreat from South Mountain :"It wasdetermined to retire to Sharpsburg" -- The trap closes and a dash of cavalry :"The fate of Harper's Ferrywas sealed" -- The fall of Harpers Ferry :"Through god's blessing, Harper's Ferry and its garrison are to be surrendered" -- September 16 :"We are entirely too methodical" -- Eve of battle :"I shall not, however, soon forget that night".
Subject:	Maryland Campaign, 1862. -
Online resource:	http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9781421408767/Full text available:
ISBN:	9781421408767 (electronic bk.)

To Antietam Creek = the Maryland Campaign ofSeptember 1862 /
Hartwig, D. Scott.

To Antietam Creekthe Maryland Campaign ofSeptember 1862 /[electronic resource] :D. Scott Hartwig. - Baltimore :The Johns Hopkins University Press,2012. - 1 online resource (794 p.) :ill., map.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The return of McClellan :"General, I am in command again" -- The Army of Northern Virginia: "Who could not conquer with troops such as these" -- The Army of Northern Virginia enters Maryland :"Our movements will be rapid" -- The Army of the Potomac :"If we fail now the North has no hope" -- The Army of the Potomac advances to Frederick :"You may be sure that I will follow them as closely asI can" -- Harpers Ferry :"To the last extremity" -- The Battle for Maryland Heights :"For god's sakedon't fall back" -- September 13 :"My general idea is to cut the enemyin two" -- The morning battlefor Fox's Gap :"My god! be careful!" -- Afternoon at Fox's Gap :"So little did we know of the etiquette of war"-- The First Corps attacks :"It looked like a task to storm" -- The Battle for Hill 1280:"Some of you will get hurt" -- Into Turner's Gap :"An ugly looking place to attack" -- Crampton's Gap :"The best fighting that has been done in this war" -- Retreat from South Mountain :"It wasdetermined to retire to Sharpsburg" -- The trap closes and a dash of cavalry :"The fate of Harper's Ferrywas sealed" -- The fall of Harpers Ferry :"Through god's blessing, Harper's Ferry and its garrison are to be surrendered" -- September 16 :"We are entirely too methodical" -- Eve of battle :"I shall not, however, soon forget that night".

ISBN: 9781421408767 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

803430
Maryland Campaign, 1862.

LC Class. No.: E474.61 / .H374 2012

Dewey Class. No.: 973.7/336

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