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245 10 a| To Antietam Creekh| [electronic resource] :b| the Maryland Campaign of September 1862 /c| D. Scott Hartwig.;

260 a| Baltimore :b| The Johns Hopkins University Press,;

300 a| 794 pages :b| illustrations, maps ;c| 26 cm;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references and index.;

505 0 a| The return of McClellan: "General, I am in command again" -- The Army of Northern Virginia: "Who could not conquer with troops such as these" -- The Army of Northern Virginia enters Maryland: "Our movements will be rapid" -- The Army of the Potomac: "If we fail now the North has no hope" -- The Army of the Potomac advances to Frederick: "You may be sure that I will follow them as closely as I can" -- Harpers Ferry: "To the last extremity" -- The Battle for Maryland Heights: "For god's sake don't fall back" -- September 13: "My general idea is to cut the enemy in two" -- The morning battle for Fox's Gap: "My god! Be careful!" -- Afternoon at Fox's Gap: "So little did we know of the etiquette of war" -- The First Corps attacks: "It looked like a task to storm" -- The Battle for Hill 1280: "Some of you will get hurt" -- Into Turner's Gap: "An ugly looking place to attack" -- Crampton's Gap: "The best fighting that has been done in this war" -- Retreat from South Mountain: "God has seldom given an army a grater victory than this" -- The trap closes and a cavalry dash: "The fate of Harper's Ferry was sealed" -- The fall of Harpers Ferry: "Through god's blessing, Harper's Ferry and its garrison are to be surrendered" -- September 16: "We are entirely too methodical" -- Eve of battle: "I shall not, however, soon forget that night".;

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To Antietam Creek the Maryland Campaign of September 1862 / D. Scott Hartwig.

Author/creator	Hartwig, D. Scott
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	Baltimore : The Johns Hopkins University Press,
Description	794 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm
Supplemental Content	Full text available from UPCC Books History 2012 Subject Collection
Subjects	Maryland Campaign, 1862.

Contents	The return of McClellan: "General, I am in command again" -- The Army of Northern Virginia: "Who could not conquer with troops such as these" -- The Army of Northern Virginia enters Maryland: "Our movements will be rapid" -- The Army of the Potomac: "If we fail now the North has no hope" -- The Army of the Potomac advances to Frederick: "You may be sure that I will follow them as closely as I can" -- Harpers Ferry: "To the last extremity" -- The Battle for Maryland Heights: "For god's sake don't fall back" -- September 13: "My general idea is to cut the enemy in two" -- The morning battle for Fox's Gap: "My god! Be careful!" -- Afternoon at Fox's Gap: "So little did we know of the etiquette of war" -- The First Corps attacks: "It looked like a task to storm" -- The Battle for Hill 1280: "Some of you will get hurt" -- Into Turner's Gap: "An ugly looking place to attack" -- Crampton's Gap: "The best fighting that has been done in this war" -- Retreat from South Mountain: "God has seldom given an army a grater victory than this" -- The trap closes and a cavalry dash: "The fate of Harper's Ferry was sealed" -- The fall of Harpers Ferry: "Through god's blessing, Harper's Ferry and its garrison are to be surrendered" -- September 16: "We are entirely too methodical" -- Eve of battle: "I shall not, however, soon forget that night".
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2012001585
ISBN	9781421406312 (hdbk. : alk. paper)
ISBN	1421406314 (hdbk. : alk. paper)

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