MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «MAJOR-GENERALSHIP»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «MAJOR-GENERALSHIP»
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A Voyage to South-America: Describing at Large the Spanish ...
Accordinle the captaina-generalship of this vast kingdom has only four particular
governments, and eleven jurisdictions 5 which are the following. Particular
governments in the kingdom of Chili. I. The major-generalship Ill. Valdivia of the ...
2
A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting ...
Accordingly the captain-generalship of this vast kingdom has only four particular
governments, and eleven jurisdictions ; which are the following : Particular
governments in the kingdom of Chili : h The major-generalship of the III. Valdivia
...
He was promoted to major general and took over command of the First Corps at
Gettysburg upon the death of Major General John Reynolds. Then the army
bureaucracy went to work on him. First, Newton's major generalship was revoked
.
4
Mississippi in the Civil War: The Home Front
Finally, John W. O'Ferrall and Charles G. Dahlgren filled the vacancies.9 The
filling of the major generalship was more complicated and caused some heated
political exchanges. When Clark left with a Confederate commission, Governor ...
5
Annals of the Army of the Cumberland
The major-generalship to which he was declared entitled by General Eosecrans
by reason of his gallant and meritorious services was conferred on December 31,
and he was confirmed in the position by the Senate at its extra, session in ...
John Fitch (of Alton, Illinois.), Fitch Fitch, 1864
6
The Oxford Companion to American Military History
Thereafter, Jackson was given a major generalship in the U.S. Army and put in
charge of the Gulf Coast region. He seized Spanish Pensacola in the fall of 1814
and then marched to New Orleans to counter a British invasion. After a series of ...
John Whiteclay Chambers, Fred Anderson, 1999
7
Southern Generals, their lives and campaigns
President Davis applied to Bishop Polk to know if he would rejoin the army, and,
it is said first ofi'ered him the appointment of a brigadier-general, which was
refused. Ultimately, however, he accepted a major-generalship, and laying aside
the ...
William Parker SNOW, 1866
8
Southern Generals: Who They Are, and What They Have Done
President Davis applied to Bishop Polk to know if he would rejoin the army, and,
it is said first offered him the appointment of a brigadier-general, which was
refused. Ultimately, however, he accepted a major-generalship, and laying aside
the ...
Charles B. Richardson, 2001
9
Abraham Lincoln and Men of War-times: Some Personal ...
A memorable incident, not generally known in history, occurred about this time,
arising from the retirement of General Pope from the major-generalship to which
he had been so unjustly promoted. General Terry, who was one of the members
of ...
Alexander Kelly McClure, 1996
President Davis applied to Bishop Polk to know if he would rejoin the army, and,
it is said first offered him the nitj. ointment of a brigadier-general, which was
refused. U!;' lately, however, he accepted a major-generalship, and la; ; .g aside
the ...
