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United States Marine Corps Generals of World War II: A Biographical Dictionary by George B. Clark, 2008-02-15

General Sterling Price and the Civil War in the West by Albert Castel, 1993-05

The Notorious "Bull" Nelson: Murdered Civil War General by Donald A. Clark, 2010-12-27

Confederate Generals of the Civil War (Collective Biographies) by Carl R. Green, William R. Sanford, 1998-05

Star Wars: General Grievous (Star Wars (Dark Horse)) by Chuck Dixon, Rick Leonardi, et all 2005-12-21

The Revolutionary War Memoirs Of General Henry Lee by Robert E. Lee, 1998-03-22

Master of War: The Life of General George H. Thomas by Benson Bobrick, 2010-02-09

General War Among Great Powers in World History by Matthew Melko, 2001-09

MacArthur's Airman : General George C. Kenney and the War in the Southwest Pacific (Modern War Studies) by Thomas E. Griffith Jr., 1998-11

Lee and His Generals in War and Memory by Gary W. Gallagher, 2004-03

Custer: Lessons in Leadership (Great Generals) by Duane Schultz, 2010-09-14

Terrible Terry Allen: Combat General of World War II - The Life of an American Soldier by Gerald Astor, 2004-06-29

The Civil War Reminiscences of General Basil W. Duke, C.S.A by General Basil Duke, 2001-10-25

Guerrillas and Generals: The Dirty War in Argentina by Paul H. Lewis, 2001-10-30

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Major General William Rosecrans - Civil War General In The
A biographical sketch of Major General William Rosecransand his participation in the American Civil War.
http://www.swcivilwar.com/rosecrans.html
NAIA On Terror Alert Ahead Of Iraq War: General Manager - Mar. 19, 2003
NAIA on terror alert ahead of Iraq war general manager Posted 312PM (Manila Time) Mar. 19, 2003 Agence FrancePresse THE NINOY
http://www.inq7.net/brk/2003/mar/19/brkpol_13-1.htm
From Battle To Bible, War General Is True-Blue - From Tampa Bay Online
Afghanistan. From Battle To Bible, war general Is TrueBlue GEORGE CORYELLand KEITH EPSTEIN of The Tampa Tribune Published Mar 9, 2002.
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Extractions: TAMPA - The four stars stitched to his collars reveal his rank, but his eyes are the key to Army Gen. Tommy Franks. They are glacial blue, and when he talks about the war on terror - the war he's running as the man in charge of U.S. Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base - they flare as if somewhere inside a switch has been thrown. ``If this doesn't go well, it's my fault,'' the general says. ``Because not a single thing I've asked for has not been granted.'' The words are spoken bluntly; the eyes seem to gleam with a surge of current. On matters of war, Tommy Franks is all business. Indeed, his has become one of America's best-known voices of the war on terror, as he regularly briefs a worldwide television audience on the campaign's successes and failures.
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speaks. From Battle To Bible, war general Is TrueBlue By GEORGE CORYELLand KEITH EPSTEIN The Tampa Tribune Published Sep 9, 2002.
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Extractions: TAMPA - The four stars stitched to his collars reveal his rank, but his eyes are the key to Army Gen. Tommy Franks. They are glacial blue, and when he talks about the war on terror - the war he's running as the man in charge of U.S. Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base - they flare as if somewhere inside a switch has been thrown. ``If this doesn't go well, it's my fault,'' the general says. ``Because not a single thing I've asked for has not been granted.'' The words are spoken bluntly; the eyes seem to gleam with a surge of current. On matters of war, Tommy Franks is all business. Indeed, his has become one of America's best-known voices of the war on terror, as he regularly briefs a worldwide television audience on the campaign's successes and failures.
Civil War: General
CIVIL war general. America Civil War,18611865Worldwide Web InformationArchive American History Archive Project American Civil
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TFS: Drug-War General's Office Edits TV Scripts
Today Library Subscribe Torchbearers Search About Drugwar general's OfficeEdits TV Scripts. Drug-war general's Office Edits TV Scripts.
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Extractions: Today Library Subscribe Torchbearers ... Drug-War General's Office Edits TV Scripts News Caught in the Web. 14 January 2000. "Adult" Murder Defendant, 13, Gets Juvenile Sentence News Caught in the Web. 13 January 2000. Utah Camp Escapees Ordered to Pay for Capture News Caught in the Web. 12 January 2000. Florida Judge Rules for Elian Gonzalez's Miami Family News Caught in the Web. 11 January 2000. Judge: Schools Are Unequal, but Test Is Still Constitutional News Caught in the Web. 10 January 2000. Elian Gonzalez Fight Goes to Hill, Streets News Caught in the Web. 7 January 2000. Mother, 14, May Be Tried as Adult News Caught in the Web. 6 January 2000. INS Commissioner: Elian Gonzalez Must Go Back News Caught in the Web. 5 January 2000. Justices to Consider Parents' Power, Family Structure News Caught in the Web. 4 January 2000. San Francisco Schools Face Deadline on Race . News Caught in the Web. 3 January 2000. Tiananmen Pavement a Gift for a U.S. President? News Caught in the Web. 31 December 1999. On the Eve of 2000 . Editorial. 31 December 1999. Decatur Schools' Lawyers Get Fight from Judge . News Caught in the Web. 30 December 1999. New York School Board Ends Chancellor's Term . News Caught in the Web. 29 December 1999. Partying Politics and a Murder Conviction in Iran . News Caught in the Web. 28 December 1999. Intern, Students in 1999's Ledes
Gulf War General Says Iraq Invasion 'Totally Unjustified'
Published on Sunday, September 22, 2002 in the Telegraph/UK. Gulf WarGeneral Says Iraq Invasion 'Totally Unjustified'. by Sean Rayment.
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Extractions: Published on Sunday, September 22, 2002 in the Telegraph/UK Gulf War General Says Iraq Invasion 'Totally Unjustified' by Sean Rayment The officer who commanded the British 7th Armored Brigade in the Gulf War has revealed that he is strongly opposed to a military invasion of Iraq. Maj Gen Patrick Cordingley, who commanded the brigade - the renowned Desert Rats - in 1991, believes that Iraq poses no imminent threat to Britain or its interests and that "the case for war has not yet been made by the politicians". Gen Cordingley told The Telegraph: "I'm absolutely opposed to a war. I feel very strongly that it is wrong. There is no justification for sending British troops to Iraq." He doubted that the dossier of evidence against the Iraqi regime - to be released by Tony Blair on Tuesday - would prove the case for war. "I don't think they have much, frankly," he said. It is understood that Gen Cordingley also has grave concerns about the number of casualties that could result from having to fight all the way to Baghdad. Based on his forecast from 1991 that military casualties in a full-scale conflict could amount to 15 per cent, a suggested British and American invasion force of 250,000 troops could suffer more than 37,000 casualties.
The Crimean War: General Causes
The Crimean war general causes. Marjie Bloy Ph.D., Senior ResearchFellow, National University of Singapore. or Britain, the Crimean
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Extractions: or Britain, the Crimean War was part of the basic Eastern Question that had been going on since the 1780s and the time of Pitt the Younger 's ministry . To maintain the integrity of the Turkish empire had become one of the principles of Britain's foreign policy. By the Convention of Balta Liman (1838) Britain had won widespread concessions from the Porte that included: Consequently, Britain felt that it was essential to keep control over the Mediterranean sea routes and to preserve the Ottoman Empire as a barrier against Russian expansionist tendencies. These considerations led to hostility against Russia. Britain also had the idea, advocated by Richard Cobden , that free trade would lead to world peace. The repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 had begun to turn Britain into a free trade nation; by encouraging other nations to turn to free trade, Britain was attempting to increase her own wealth. It has also been said that the British thought that they had the 'secret of civilisation' and wanted to export her political system to the remainder of the world.
Civil War General Of The Day
in Venango County, Hays was the son of a member of Congress and general in the toPittsburgh to get married, then plunged back into service in the Mexican War.
http://www.rocemabra.com/~roger/tagg/generals/general12.html

Extractions: Alexander Hays at forty-four was a hot-headed, coarse-grained, hard-drinking Pennsylvanian who was most at home in a fight. He reviled "scientific leaders" and called strategy "a humbug. Next thing to cowardice." His appearance fitted his fiery personality: he was six feet tall and husky, with sandy red hair. As one of his soldiers admiringly described him, he was "a princely soldier; brave as a lion . . . one of those dashing, reckless, enthusiastic generals. . . . His old brigade, the Third of his division, idolized him, and we would have followed him to the death." Hays was never accused of bad judgment, but combat sent him into a showboating, extravagant boisterousness. Born north of Pittsburgh in Venango County, Hays was the son of a member of Congress and general in the Pennsylvania militia. Developing a military bent himself, Alexander left Allegheny College in his senior year to enter West Point, though he was no scholar, graduating 20th out of 25 in the Academy's class of 1844. Once out of school, he showed a restless soul. After two years of frontier duty, he returned to Pittsburgh to get married, then plunged back into service in the Mexican War. After the war, Hays resigned army service to enter the iron business. His iron business failed, so he went to California in the Gold Rush. In 1851, he returned to western Pennsylvania yet again, engaging in bridge-building for railroads and towns.
Civil War General Of The Day
Alpheus Williams'Old Pap.' Civil War X, Jul/Aug 1992 Quaife, Milo M. Fromthe Cannon's Mouth The Civil War Letters of General Alpheus S. Williams.
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Extractions: Alpheus Williams had been at his post longer than any high ranking officer in the Army of the Potomac. He had been given command of his division when the Army of the Potomac was first organized into corps on March 13, 1862. In the fifteen months between that date and Gettysburg, he had commanded his division, and frequently his corps, on battlefield after battlefield. Williams was born in the village of Deep River, Connecticut. His father died when he was eight, and his mother when he was seventeen, leaving him a patrimony of $75,000, which was quite a fortune in those days. He graduated from Yale in 1831, a law student, although his journal discloses that he did not take his legal studies too seriously. Indeed, for the few years after graduation, his main intent seemed to be spending his money; between 1832 and 1836, he did little but travel extensively in the U.S. and Europe. Finally, however, Williams undertook the serious task of earning a living and mastering his profession. Upon returning from Europe, he decided to settle in Detroit, a boomtown in 1836. He married the daughter of one of Detroit's leading citizens and eventually fathered five children, two of whom died young. By 1840 he had been elected Probate Judge of Wayne County. In 1842 he became president of the Bank of St. Clair. In 1843 he purchased the Detroit Advertiser , a daily paper, selling it in 1848. In 1849, after his wife died at the age of thirty, he began a four-year term as postmaster of Detroit. When he arrived in Detroit in 1836 he had been admitted to the Brady Guards, a militia company, and from that time forward he assumed an increasingly prominent role in the military activities of the city. He was appointed lieutenant of the Michigan regiment bound for the Mexican War in 1847, but it arrived too late to see action. He also held other public military posts, including the presidency of the state's military board, and was a major in the Detroit Light Guard.
Civil War General, WWI General, Cold War General - Www.ezboard.com
Gold Community JP's Panzers Forums JP's Pacific General Forum Civil war general,WWI General, Cold war general, A civil war general would be interesting..
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Robert E. Lee: Civil War General - Review
In Sierra's Robert E. Lee Civil war general, a new strategy titlefor Windows 3.1 and Windows95, you play the role of General Lee.
http://www.game-revolution.com/games/pc/strategy/boblee.htm

Extractions: Category Strategy Players Difficulty Variable Review Date Developer Impressions Publisher Sierra Minimum System Requirements 8MB RAM, 12MB Disk Space SVGA, 640x480 256 colors 2x CD-ROM (4x recommended) by Ofer Licht In June 1862, Robert E. Lee was given command of the Army of Northern Virginia and immediately took the offensive, and now you can too. In Sierra's Robert E. Lee: Civil War General , a new strategy title for Windows 3.1 and Windows95, you play the role of General Lee. You get to decide the military strategy and tactics as you lead the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia against the Union Army of the Potomac. Civil War General is a military simulation played on a hexagonal terrain map. You control units representing infantry, cavalry, artillery, and specialists (sharpshooters and scouts). True to history, your goals as Lee involve more than just capturing enemy positions. In a successful battle you also have to kill enemy leaders, cause enemy units to surrender or retreat, and to keep your army alive, healthy, and in high morale. Beware, this is not Civil War- Craft . It's not a real-time combat game. Nor is it arcade-like in any way. Instead this is a turn-based simulation much like the board games of Avalon Hill. So while it doesn't have fast action, it does have a great deal of game play depth, beautiful graphics, and an engaging Dixie soundtrack.
Students Against War General
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LAFAYETTE. Received April 26, 1916. The Revolutionary War General Relates How Wa
The Revolutionary war general relates how Washington helped him to a knowledge ofthe Father's Love, and his resultant changed attitude towards the Germans.
http://www.divinelove.org/volume1/v1-165.htm

Extractions: the Germans. I am here, Lafayette I have been anxious for some time to write you again and let you know the results of your advice to me when last I wrote. After our last communication, I sought General Washington and told him of my conversation with you and asked him to explain what this Divine Love meant and how it could be obtained. He was so pleased at my inquiry that he actually took me in his arms and called me his boy as he had on earth and with his face beaming with love and happiness he told me what this Love meant and what it had done for him, and what happiness it had brought him and how he was now progressing towards the Celestial Heavens of light and truth. Well, I commenced to consider what he had told me and to have a longing in my soul for that Love and the happiness which he said it would bring me, and I commenced to pray for the Love and tried to have faith. Well, without taking up your time by rehearsing the steps of my progress, I am glad to tell you that I have this Love to some extent and that I am now an inhabitant of the third sphere and enjoying the associations of spirits who also have this Love and are striving to progress. My happiness is very different from what it was before this Love came to me and I realize that the soul and not the mind is the man, especially of God's redeemed children. I never thought that the soul was capable of such Love and happiness and of the knowledge that the Divine Love is the one absolutely necessary thing to bring spirits into unison with the Father.
American Scoundrel The Life Of The Notorious Civil War General
Title American Scoundrel The Life of the Notorious Civil war generalDan Sickles. Author Keneally, Thomas. Publisher Nan A. Talese.
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America At War: General John J. Pershing
General Pershing is the First World War, and the proof of this lies in the fact thatafter over fifty years no other general's name comes readily to mind when
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Extractions: and his name rings firm in the historical echo of his times. General Pershing is the First World War, and the proof of this lies in the fact that after over fifty years no other general's name comes readily to mind when that war is mentioned. Pershing was born into the opening fanfare of the golden age of Grant, Lee, Sherman, and Jacksonfour names that will stand linked forever before the fact of the preserved Union. Pershing's earliest toddler memories were of Souther bushwhackers raiding his hometown and shooting up the village. He was five years old when Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. He grew to manhood and as a junior officer served under Generals Nelson A. Miles, Adna R. Chaffee, John M. Schofield, and William R. Shafterfour men indelibly associated with the march of America across the shrinking plains, to Cuba and the Orient, while the 19th century wound its way out and the century of great wars came upon us. In the First World War, however, Pershing played his part
The Civil War QuadThe Civil War General Robert E. Lee Ulysses S
of poetry. General Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant. Post or refreshbutton.) Re What are some causes and effects of the Civil War
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Extractions: The Crow's Nest AMERICAN HISTORY Discussion Ports This port is devoted to a light hearted discussion centered about The Civil War. We'd love to hear your thoughts as well as suggestions regarding the best books and criticisms. We'd also like to invite you to sail on by the The Civil War Live Chat , and feel free to use the message board below to schedule a live chat. And the brave of heart shall certainly wish to sign their souls aboard The Jolly Roger If ye should find yerself drawn towards the sea, Take the moral compass of poetry. General Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant Post Message ] (If your message does not appear, hit the reload or refresh button.) Re: What are some causes and effects of the Civil War veasnuts tanster Re: What are some causes and effects of the Civil War shoaib shaikh Re: What are some causes and effects of the Civil War chastidy What issues today poloraize sections of the country today?
Robert E. Lee: Civil War General
A Review of Robert E. Lee Civil war general. by Rich Cunningham GamersZone Scorecard. Product Robert E. Lee Civil war general. Company
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Extractions: by Rich Cunningham In the past 12 months, there seems to have been an explosion of software games on the market relating to the American Civil War. TalonSoft has released three games, each relating to specific battles in their Battleground series (Gettysburg, Shiloh, and Antietam). There have been games that emphasize the strategic as well as the tactical aspects of the war, such as "American Civil War: From Sumter to Appomattox". There have been others as well. What is interesting is that each of these games rehash the same material over and over, but each has provides a unique aspect or twist to the battles they recreate. It is the very aura that this period in our history has that makes it a fertile ground for this type of programming. The latest entry in this time period is from Sierra On-line, one of the premier game companies in the computer world, and is called "Robert E. Lee: Civil War General". This is a different style of game from the company that is best known for Leisure Suit Larry and the King's Quest series. But, in true Sierra style, they have created a very playable and educational product. This game is a war simulation that allows the player to assume the role of Robert E. Lee and attempt to lead the Confederate States of America to victory over Union forces. The same factors that influenced General Lee also effect the player. These include lack of supplies and men, a superior army as an opponent, and the ambiguity of a battlefield victory. The overall object is to cause the morale of the Union to sink so low that they will let the Confederates leave the Union.
Civil War General (aka Mel Brooks In Uniform)
Civil war general (aka Mel Brooks in Uniform) . Dimensions 11 x 14 ArtistThos Medium Oil on Canvas Board From / Circa New Jersey / 1989 Cost $9.50.
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Stonewall Jackson Civil War General: Gifts And Collectibles
STONEWALL JACKSON Civil War Gifts and Collectibles created by Designs Etc GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON portrait by John A. Elder, is combined with an original
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