Bibliograph

A.P. Hill, Lee's forgotten general, by William Woods Hassler

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A.P. Hill, Lee's forgotten general, by William Woods Hassler

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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individual biography

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government publication of a state province territory dependency etc

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Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

A.P. Hill

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

18023098

Responsibility statement

by William Woods Hassler

Sub title

Lee's forgotten general

Table Of Contents

Commander the army idolized -- Two long miseries and no fighting -- As necessary to me as my dinner -- War's labor lost -- Thorough soldier (Williamsburg) -- Courageous and impetuous, but exceedingly imprudent (Mechanicsville) -- With undiminished ardor (Gaines' Mill) -- Always ready for a fight (Frayser's Farm) -- Hill versus Longstreet -- Damn the fortunes of war (Slaughter's Mountain) -- Let us die here (Second Manassas) -- Not a moment too soon (Maryland campaign) -- Closing the gap at Fredericksburg -- Best soldier of his grade (Chancellorsville) -- If hell can't be taken ... (Gettysburg) -- I made the attack too hastily (Bristoe Station) -- I will not have the men disturbed (Wilderness) -- When a man makes a mistake ... (Spotsylvania to Cold Harbor) -- What is the use of killing these Yankees? (Petersburg-Reams Station) -- He is at rest now

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