The History of the Navy During the Rebellion, Volumen2D. Appleton & Company, 1868 |
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11-inch gun action Admiral Farragut Admiral Porter Alabama anchored army attack bank batteries battle Blockading Squadron boats broadside Captain captured casemate channel Charleston Commodore crew D. G. FARRAGUT Dahlgren damage deck defence destroyed disabled enemy enemy's engaged expedition exploded feet fight flag Flag-Officer fleet force Fort Jackson Fort Moultrie Fort Pickens Fort Sumter forts frigate Government Gulf gunboats Harriet Lane heavy guns honor hundred inches injury instant iron-clad JAMES ALDEN Kearsarge killed land Lieutenant Lieutenant-Commander miles Mississippi Squadron Monitors morning Morris Island Mound City naval Navy Department navy-yard night obedient servant obstructions officers Oneida opened fire Orleans Parrott rifle passed Port Hudson position Rear-Admiral received Red River respectfully Richmond rifle schooner Secretary sent ship shore soon steam stern struck Sumter surrender torpedoes town troops turret U. S. STEAMER vessels Vicksburg Weehawken wounded yards Yazoo Yazoo River
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Página 165 - No. 8, and abide the result — conquer or be conquered — drop anchor or keep under way, as in his opinion is best. " Unless the signal above mentioned is made, it will be understood that the first order of sailing will be formed after leaving Fort St. Philip, and we will proceed up the river in accordance with the original opinion expressed. " The programme of the order of sailing accompanies this general order, and the commanders will hold themselves in readiness for the service as indicated....
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