Sherman’s March to the Sea debated in official records
Special correspondence examines Sherman’s claimed mind’s eye date for the march, Grant’s assent, and Washington’s role. It argues Sherman planned a seaward campaign by bypassing Hood, while Grant favored destroying Hood first. cites Halleck, Thomas, and Lincoln to challenge Sherman’s memoir account.
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Cincinnati Gazett
Wasnimetox
Jane
Sherman
Shemman
Georgia
Hood
Lovejoy’s
Palmetto
Jeff. Davis
Palof
Marietta
Decatur
Thomas
Davis Sneech
Gen. Thomas
Chattanooga
Halleck
Mike
Millen
Savannah
Grant
Tennessee
Nashville
Atlanta
Charleston
Chattanoogs
Gen. Grant
Chattan
Ero Milles
Sevannah
Hod
Coosa
Rome
Grant Hood
Mobile
Cal
Ieave Ge
Charleton
Kivoeston
Chattahoochee
Washington
Eto the Sea
Savan
Newton
Mower
Wilson
Gadsden
Wheeler
Garr
Attanooga
Stevensox
Murfresboro
Huntsville
Alabama
R. S. Granger
Florence
Edward Hatch
Croxton
Cap- Ton
J. H. Wi
Anasoles
Missouri
Rosecrans
Price
Nash
Stanley
Chatisnooga
Eherasad
Sheragan
Uselces
Aitood
Wat
Bret
Biut
Tennessee River
Selma
Jeff
Middle Tennessee
Beauregard
Orry Port
U.S. Grant
Eral
Erman
Montgomery
Canby
Mississippi
George H. Thomas
Longstreet
East Tennessee
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Meridian
Lafayette
Bellefontaine
Richmond
Newbern
Suffolk
Raleigh
Wilmington
Augusta
Macon
Jerigt Ptawog
Cig Pn
Alabama River
Columbus
Fort Caswell
Appalachicola
Columbia
Gront
Battle of
Geo. J. E. Johnston
Dalton
D. 8. Stanley
Nat. Geo. J. M. Schofield
Hatch
Capron
Murfreesboro
Stevenson
Bridgeport
Flood
A. J. Smith
Tim
Schofield
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Banks
Louisiana
Cincinnati
City Point
City Port
Kingston
Abile
Sents
Geo. Grant
Hilton Head
Savanna
Gulf Railroad
Shad
Gen. Canby
Mobile Bay
Brunswick
Savannah and Gulf Railroad
Ohio
Gen. Halleck
Morris Island
8. C
Ossaba Sound
Pensacola
Mobile Bays
Meterville
South
Col. Bowman
Patthen
Confederacy
Lee
Soren Macon
Auguste
Chaton
Virginia
Snd
Flint River
Andersen
Albany
Fort Gaines
Opelika
Texas Bayou
Fort Morgan
Les Avon
Grazia
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Tilton Beecher trial day nine recounts and letters
Brooklyn courtroom crowd fills the city’s court as Beecher's counsel and Tilton’s lawyers argue testimony and letters. Readings focus on adultery implications, bird and nest imagery, Bowen and Redpath interviews, and Beechers sermons cited to challenge orthodoxy. The day ends with a court adjournment and notes on Beecher’s age and other public tallies.
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New York
Brooklyn
Neilson
Messrs
Fullerton
Evarts
Beecher
Fullerton and
Tilton
Mrs. Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Redpath
Moulton
Mrs. Morse
Mr. Freeland
Bowen
Howard
the Redeemer
Mr. Beach
Henry Ward Beecher
Tracy
Beach
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Ebenezer Cauldwell
Col
John S. Mosby
Boston
Tremont Temple
Alfonso
Christina of
Mercedes
Duc de Montpensier
Manzoni
Milan
Tennyson
Queen Mary
London
the Times
Shakespeare
Andrews
Warren
N.H
Senator Jones
Nevada
Wall Street
San Francisco Chronicle
John Bright
Glasgow
Roosevelt Hospital
Falk
Forster
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Landshut
Silesia
Charles W. Wandell
Mountain Meadows
Wandell
Brigham Young
Binl
Brigham
Philadelphia
Triumph