I have now seven different columns of troops penetrating their country in all directions, while at the same time I am holding the overland routes.
Grenville Dodge: “I have now seven different columns of troops penetrating their country in all directions, while at the same time I am…”
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Dodge describes the deployment of multiple military columns to secure the territory against Native American resistance.
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