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Battle of Prairie Grove
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The Battle of Prairie Grove or
Fayetteville was
fought on December 7, 1862 and resulted in a Union Strategic victory. About 330
estimated casualties (US 142, CS 189). Buy Battle of Prairie Grove
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War in the West
Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove. William L. Shea. Twice in 1862, Confederate
forces were driven out of Missouri and into Arkansas, and by the end of the
year, the war in Missouri and northern Arkansas was essentially over. This
is the story of those dramatic 1862 campaigns, their ferocious battles, and
the grim heroism that decided the outcome of the Civil War west of the
Mississippi. 126 pgs., 23 B&W photos and illustrations, 14 maps, 6"x 9",
sfbd.
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...The Bayonet or Retreat
The Battle of Prairie Grove - December 7th, 1862. Andy Thomas. The 37th
Illinois Infantry regiment advances into the apple orchard behind the Borden
House, driving back another Confederate counterattack. 25½"x 18½" limited
edition print is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove
Baxter. The Civil War's devastating effects reached not only those in battle
but also those living in war-torn portions of the country, as you'll find in
this civilian account of the battles at Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove. You'll
read of skirmishes and cavalry charges, the civilians' vulnerable positions
during the ongoing struggles, clashes between secessionist and Unionist
neighbors, and the shocking sight of the wounded emerging from the Prairie
Grove battlefield. 136 pages, 5½"x 8½", soft cover.
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General James G. Blunt
Tarnished Glory. Collins. Physician and Union general James Gilpatrick Blunt
led the defeat of Confederate troops at Fort Wayne, Prairie Grove, and Cane
Hill and assisted John Brown in helping escaped slaves reach Canada.
Although many accused him of corruption, womanizing and egotistical tirades,
they also viewed him as a hero. In this book, you'll receive insight into
the war fought on the western frontier and into the behavior of this
forgotten general who fought there. 192 pages, maps, photographs, 6"x 9",
hardcover.
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