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THIS WILDERNESS BATTLE-FIELD.; Gathering up the Wounded The Place Where Wadsworth Died. (Published 1864) - The New York Times
After seeing as many dead on this road as on the former, which shows you at least that the extent of the battle-field is great, I reached United States Ford, and crossed my squadron over at 1 o ...
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Wounded Men still in the Wilderness--Lee Getting particular about Flags of Trace. (Published 1864) - The New York Times
This is a digitized version of an article from The Times’s print archive, before the start of online publication in 1996. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does ...
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160 years later, a new Battle of the Wilderness is waged north of Charlottesville - Roanoke Times
“Hold on with a bulldog’s grip,” President Abraham Lincoln told Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in May of 1864 amid the Battle of the Wilderness, fought 44 miles north of Charlottesville, as the Union ...
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160 years later, a new Battle of the Wilderness is waged - The Daily Progress
Roughly 3,000 acres of the Wilderness Battlefield are protected from any form of development, deemed the “core” of the Battle of the Wilderness, where Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee’s men ...
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160 years later, a new Battle of the Wilderness is waged north of Charlottesville
“Hold on with a bulldog’s grip,” President Abraham Lincoln told Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in May of 1864 amid the Battle of the Wilderness, fought 44 miles north of Charlottesville, as the Union ...