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War Fifty Years Ago The Federals At Charleston And Nashville
The article reviews Civil War actions around Charleston, Pocotaligo, and Coosawhatchie on Oct 22 1862 with Brannan and Barton feuding with Confederates, details Rosecrans’ appointment to command the Army of the Cumberland after Corinth, and notes B F Butler's controversial New Orleans governance and the early use of black regiments under Banks and Butler.
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Charleston
Savannan
Rosecrans
Victor
Corinth
Army of the Cumberland
New Orleans
B. F. Butler
United States
Geo. L. Kilmer
U. 5
S. W
C. M. Mitchel
Hilton Head
Port Royal Sound
Mitchel
Savannah
J. M. Brannan
Moon
Ap Broad
Pocotalico
Tulifany
W. B. Barton
Forty Eighth New York Regiment
Coosawhatchie
Brannan
Barton
Twinleston
Pocotaligo
Coosawhat
Brannao
Pocotalige
Brannen
Coosawatchie
W. Walker
South Carolina
W. 8
Kentucky
Don Carlos Buell
Department of the Cumberland
Confederate States
War Department
Fourteenth Corps
Nashville
Tennessee
West
Grant
Doneson
Albert Sidney Johnston
Shiloh
Ohio River
Braey
Chattanooga
Brage
Murfreesboro
Bragg
Ohio
Buell
Kenricks
Brace
van Dorn
Price
Memphis
Tuell
Briggstone
Ito
Alexander McDowell McCook
McCook
Perryville
Thomas L. Crittenden
Crittenden
Tom
George B. Crittenden
Thomas
Mill Springs
Tom Crittenden
Phil Sheridan
Porryville
Sheridan
Mississippi
Butler
North
Lincoln
Richard Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Lousaiane
Taylor
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Godfrey Weitzel
Weitzel
Donaldsonville
Labadieville
Alfred Mouton
Mouton
United States Colored Troops
Pegroes
Olivers
N. P. Banks
Texas