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Humphreys's Virginia Campaign
June 21, 1883 issue

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The article discusses the book "The Virginia Campaign of 1864 and 1865," by A.A. Humphreys. An officer among the highest in rank in the Army of the Potomac, Virginia, and one whose rank was not more distinguished than his services to the Union cause, General Humphreys brings to his task peculiar advantages. His long and eminent service after the war, in Washington, placed within his easy reach all the official data now extant in regard to the struggle.

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VIRGINIA Campaign of 1864 & 1865: The Army of the Potomac & the Army of the James, The (Book); HUMPHREYS, A. A.; WAR & literature; ARMIES; LITERATURE; VIRGINIA; UNITED States
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