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... 502-636 CHAPTER VIII. Operations in Arkansas, the Indian Territory, and Missouri. February 7-May 9, 1861.... Page. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Indian Territory. May 10-November 19,1861... 1-749
.... Page, Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Indian Territory. Nov. 19, 1861-April 10, 1862... 1-966 VOLUME XIII. CHAPTER XXV. Page. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, the Indian Territory
..., Col, John Snodgrass. i lett. 9th Arkansas, Col. Isaac L. Dunlop. 12th Louisiana, Col. Thomas M.... Pinson. 11th Arkansas, Col. John Griffith. 28th Mississippi, Col. Peter B. Starke. 14th Confederate
... Illinois Troops, 78th Regiment. Griffith's (John) Infantry. See Arkansas Troops, 11th Regiment. Grower.... Heinrichs' (Gustav) Cavalry. See Missouri Troops, Union, 4th Regiment. Helena Artillery. See Arkansas Troops
... .............. 1-115k VOLUME XXII-IN TWO PARTS. CHAPTER XXXIV. Operations in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas
... safely call for 20,000 men from here and Arkansas in all April. t W. T. SHERMAN, Major-General. General J
.... SLEMONS. Col. ROBERT MCCULLOCH. 2d Arkansas, Col. W. F. Slemons. 1st
... command of Brigadier-General Ross, and his troops were composed of Arkansas and Texas men and veterans
..., 800 yards in my front, and posted Colonel Griffith's [Eleventh] Arkansas Regiment on the right
.................. 71 Arkansas Troops. Mentioned. Artillery, Light-Batteries: Helena, 483; Owens', 379; Thrall's, 382
... a crossing into Arkansas than to capture the fort. We had no means of knowing or suspecting that so strong
.... See Arkansas Troops. Thurmand's (James G.) Cavalry. See James J. Neely's Cavalry, ante. Tiemeyer
....) Cavalry. See Confederate Troops, Regulars, 14th Regiment. Dunlop's (Isaac L.) Infantry. See Arkansas
... Troops, 81st Regiment. Owens' (James A.) Artillery. See Arkansas Troops. Paine's (Nathan) Cavalry. See
....) Infantry. See Indiana Troops, 47th Regiment. Slemons' (William F.) Cavalry. See Arkansas Troops, 2d
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