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- Anniversary of First Battle of Boonville, Missouri
Treeline on the battlefield is the likely first line of battle The battlefield, Adams House site, and subsequent areas on both sides of the road leading into Boonville were surveyed a number of years ago Numerous balls and bullets, canister base plates and shot were found--indicating the moving lines of battle
- Gettysburg - civilwartalk. com
Gettysburg! It's not just a National Park It's a Civil War Battlefield For some it's historic and storied past are almost an obsession!
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- The Battle of Black Jack, the first armed conflict of the Civil War?
The battle near Baldwin City on June 2, 1856, had implications far beyond Kansas Territory Some call it the first battle of the Civil War The debate over Kansas and the events there clearly marked a turning point in the march toward the Civil War
- Overland - Battle of Trevilian Station | Eastern Theater
The battle was brutal, devolving into hand-to-hand combat The Confederates' casualties totaled 803 men in this 2-day battle On the 12th June alone, 530 Confederates were killed or wounded Frank Moorer was wounded at Trevilian Station on 12 June, 1864, and died the next day
- James Island, South Carolina (Forts Batteries)
The Battle of Secessionville (James Island), South Carolina occurred on this day in 1862 In early June of 1862, Federal Major General David Hunter transported Brigadier Generals Horatio G Wright’s and Isaac I Stevens’s divisions under immediate direction of Brigadier General Henry Benham to James Island where they entrenched at Grimball
- The Battle of Black Jack, the first armed conflict of the Civil War?
There were far and away more belligerents involved and unlike the Battle at Black Jack saw causalities as a result then there's the sacking of Lawrence by border ruffians a week and a half before Black Jack followed by the Pottawatomi massacre a couple days later
- Brief diary account of Antietam | Antietam Sharpsburg
I love the simplicity and directness I was studying a soldier in the 7th Pennsylvania Reserves and an excellent account of the Reserves activities leading up to Antietam for me is John Michael Preist's book, "Before Antietam: The Fight for South Mountain " And, for the battle of Antietam itself is his book titled, "Antietam: The Soldier's Battle "
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