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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1897

Page

2

Boy Soldiers Prove Courage Beyond Youth in War Front

The piece chronicles young volunteers in Civil War era service, noting Governor Andrew once deemed 21 too young to command. Nelson Miles defied that, earning command of a company, serving bravely, and rising to major general before the war ended. It links Davy Crockett’s youth to frontier valor and recalls Miles’ rapid rise.

Gsovernor Andrew American Press Association Connec Davy Crockett Jackson Davy Boston John A. Andrew Nelson A. Miles Miles Crockett Massachusetts

West Point Soldiers of Second Corps at Chickamauga Tale

The narrative praises young West Point officers in the Second corps of the Army of the Potomac, highlighting Custer Merritt Birksrick Wilson and Milo Miles. It describes their rapid rise, staunch defense at the stone wall action, and Miles leading the skirmish line at a critical moment, with General Walker noting youthful vigor and battlefield resolve.

Custer Miles James HL Wilson Sheridan Aca Sheridan Jeb Stuart Stonewall Jackson Beauregard Bragg Hood A. P. Hill A. EB. Smart Forrest West Point Merrit Birpstrick Wilson West Hancock Walker Milo Mitchell Kelsos A. Miles T. 5 Agwen Chancellorsville

Go see at once you want of any kind

A terse directive urges immediate appearance or action, implying urgency or a demand for attention without specifying the subject or context. The fragmentary wording lacks identifiable names, places, or events.

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