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Poems of American History

Note TO GENERAL J. E. JOHNSTON — Chapter III

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Page 424. To General J. E. Johnston. General Johnston, who had been stationed at Winchester with the Army of the Shenandoah, marched rapidly to Beauregard's aid, when the latter was attacked at Manassas, and upon his arrival left Beauregard, whom he ranked, in tactical command of the field, and assumed responsibility and general charge of the battle.

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