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History of the 19th Army Corps of the Union Army During the American Civil War (Hardcover)
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History of the 19th Army Corps of the Union Army During the American Civil War (Hardcover)
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A Federal Corps at war against the Confederacy
The Nineteenth Army Corps of the Union Army was comprised of the
Federal troops allocated to the Department of the Gulf. It
commenced active operations in 1863 first engaging the enemy at
Fort Bisland and Irish Bend in Louisiana followed by the investment
of Port Hudson. Thereafter it took part in Bank's Red River
Expedition where it engaged at the Battles of Sabine Cross Roads
and Pleasant Hill. In 1864 the 1st and 2nd Divisions transferred to
Virginia and thence to Maryland where they served under Sherman in
the Shenandoah Valley. The 19th also fought with distinction at
Opequon, Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek. Before the war was won it
was engaged in further actions at Fort Blakely, Spanish Fort and
Mobile. This is an essential unit history of an army corps during
the American Civil war and provides much vital information for the
student of the period. Available in soft cover and hard back with
dust jacket.
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