Note 960 — XIII. ASPECTS, CHIEFLY MILITARY, 1864-1865
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Footnote 960:
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—Ibid., 793, 794. Cooper described it "as brilliant as any one of the war" [ibid., 783] and Maxey confessed that he had long thought that movements of the raiding kind were the most valuable for his district [ibid., 777].