The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union And Confederate Armies. Series 1, Volume 17, In Two Parts. Part 1, Reports.: Searching Inside

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................................................ 681 Hart, James H. Mentioned ..................... .. .............................. ..... 37, 38... Report of skirmish at Fort Donelson, Tenn., August 25,1862.............. 37 Hart, J. B. Mentioned........... .. ............................... 686,689 Hart, John M. Mentioned ........................... .......................... 769 Hart, Levi W. Mentioned _ .... . ....0. .. ............ ..... ...... 635, 755, 773 Hart

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... brought into action. I am, colonel, with sentiments of regard, yours, JAS. H. HART, Major, Commanding. Col... Hart and his command I respectfully suggest that his report be made public. The remnant... Hart, commanding at Fort Donelson, stating that he was being attacked. I immediately started over... that the enemy had been repulsed by Major Hart's command, as stated in his report, to which I beg leave to refer

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... 33 519 552 Hart's battery (six guns), Capt. William Hart commanding ............... 4 79 83.... Hart's battery was posted on the right of the rifle-pits; Denson's cavalry were detached throughout... of Dawson's Nineteenth Arkansas Regiment, of Dunnington's brigade; Hart's battery on the right; Sixth Texas

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... unknown. See Captain Harris. Harrison's (S. R.) Infantry. See Louisiana Troops, 1st Regiment. Hart...'s (James H.) Infantry. See Ohio Troops, 71st Regiment. Hart's (J. B.) Infantry. See Mississippi Troops..., 46th Regiment. Hart's (Levi W.) Artillery. See Illinois Troops, 1st Regiment, Battery H. Hart

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.... 1.-Col. William W. Lowe, Fifth Iowa Cavalry. No. 2.-Maj. James H. Hart, Seventy-first Ohio Infantry. No... Hart. A flag of truce was sent in before the attack, demanding the surrender a la Clarksville.... This was promptly refused by Major Hart. Soon after, they made the attack. I started for this point as soon

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... asked him to. Lieutenant Hart's battery operated from such a distance, covered by the woods, that I did..., superintending the operations of that battery, and I must refer to Lieutenant Hart and himself for information

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... a point where he ordered the construction of earthworks for the protection of Hart's battery (four... of the enemy) on our left. Lieutenant Hart's battery of 20-pounder Parrott guns was placed in the woods on our

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... of Hart's battery were ordered from my right to the left of the line. 1 directed Lieutenant-Colonel..., in charge of a section of Hart's battery, commenced firing as soon as he could do so with effect

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