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...s World War II Diaries Edited by MAJOR GENERAL JOHN W. HUSTON USAF Retired Volume 1 ... ...: General Henry H. “Hap” Arnold’s World War II diaries; Vol. 1 / edited by John W. Huston. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. IS... ... American. 7. Air power--United States--History-- 20th century. I. Huston, John W. II. Title. D811.A7318 A3 2001 940.54'4973'092--dc21 ... ...es. Although, like Arnold, none of his fellow JCS memberswere southerners, Admiral King was known to use the pejora-tive “nigger,” Marshall wrote of t... ...tration on Mediterranean andBalkan operations, as did General Marshall and Admiral King.Arnold believed such concentration would lessen the efficacyof... ...ry’s Procurement Division, the section primarilyinvolved in these matters. Admiral Peoples was assisted byCapt Harry E. Collins who, like Peoples, was... ...e letters of thanks to this Governor and toothers. P.M. meeting at General Irwin’s headquarters. Approvedall preceding meetings’ minutes and Chinese c... ...s. Thanked the CO and went to the ARGONAUT (B-17).264Soon Dill, Wavell and Irwin arrived and I found out that I wasto have taken the review with them.... ...ributions to Anakim, welcome news to Arnold and Dill. 255. Lt Gen N. M. S. Irwin, British Army, CG, Eastern Army with head-quarters in Calcutta. The r...

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...79 Dr. Karl P. Mueller 9 Air Theory, Air Force, and Low Intensity Conflict: A Short Journey to Confusion . . . . . . 321 Prof. Dennis M. Drew 10 John Boyd and John Warden: Airpower’s Quest for Strategic Paralysis . . . . . . 357 Lt Col David S. Fadok 11 An Ambivalent Partnership: US Army and Air Force Perspectives on Air-Ground Operations, 1973–90 . . . . . . . ....

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...ourney to Confusion . . . . . . 321 Prof. Dennis M. Drew 10 John Boyd and John Warden: Airpower’s Quest for Strategic Paralysi... ...tute]Journal. No individuals dominate this field, with the possibleexception of John Slessor. But even his intellectual reputationis based largely on,... ...rld War I was sound if not glorious. After the war,farsighted naval airmen like John Towers and Ernie Kingpushed hard for the development of aircraft ... ...the infant RAF —was Winston Churchill. A former army officer who had headed the Admiralty duringthe first year of the war, Churchill nonetheless posse... ...984), 23. Naval airwas generally slighted while it was part of the RAF, and the Admiraltycomplained that its legitimate aviation needs were not being ... ...futileand, paradoxically, gave a healthy boost to naval aviation byalerting the admiralty to the need for air superiority over thefleet. General Menoh... ...ower,” The AirpowerHistorian 8 (April 1961): 79–87; Melhorn, 56, 57; Capt N. E. Irwin,testimony, page 177, 5 March 1919, in US Navy General Board, “GB...

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...r Assessments . . . 331 Lt Col Richard L. Sargent 13 Aspects of Leading and Following: The Human Factors of Deliberate Force . . . . . 351 Lt Col John C. Orndorff 14 Chariots of Fire: Rules of Engagement in Operation Deliberate Force . . . . . . . . . . 381 Lt Col Ronald M. Reed 15 Roads Not Taken: Theoretical Approaches to Operation Deliberate Force . . . . . . ....

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... The Human Factors of Deliberate Force . . . . . 351 Lt Col John C. Orndorff 14 Chariots of Fire: Rules of Engagement in Op... ...t History (New York: New York University Press,1994); and Robert J. Donia and John V. A. Fine, Bosnia and Hercegovina: ATradition Betrayed (London: Hu... ...etails of the Axis partition, see The Times Atlas of theSecond World War, ed. John Keegan (Avenel, N.J.: Crescent Books, 1995). 9. Bennett, 43–46. 10.... ...cil adopted UNSCR 816. 55. Senior military command of Deny Flight lay with US admiralLeighton Smith, the commander of Allied Forces Southern Europe, a... ...erate Force to Adm Leighton Smith, CINCSOUTH,headquartered in Naples , Italy. Admiral Smith , in turn, dele -gated control of air operations to the Ai... ...n with the NAC ’s decisions,which were transmitted through SACEUR, along with AdmiralSmith’s and General Ryan ’s guidance, to the CAOC (fig. 2.4). Asp... ...(8).(NATO Confidential) Information extracted is unclassified. 142. Maj Steve Irwin, CAOC legal advisor, tape-recorded interview withauthor, Aviano AB...

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...sks of War: American Military Styles in Strategy and Analysis(Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1989), refers to service concepts of “wh... .... Noel M. Tichy and Mary Anne Devanna, The Transformational Leader (New York: JohnWiley & Sons, 1990), 130. 10 7. Patrick E. Conn... ...ebruary 1995 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1995), i. 13. Gen John M. Shalikashvili, chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, National Militar... ...diencefor Global Presence, the Navy. Ricks’s article relates what happened. Admiral Jeremy Boorda, the chief of the Navy, seemed displeased with the... ...Fogleman would have been the best person to dis­cuss the new white paper with Admiral Boorda (prior to its official publica­tion), not a reporter seek... ...otal Quality: An Executive’s Guide for the 1990s (Homewood, Ill.:Business One Irwin, 1990), 44. 8. Lt Col Bill Williams, Secretary’s Staff Group (OSX)... ...l Quality: An Executive’s Guide for the 1990s. Homewood, Ill.: Business One Irwin, 1990.Kissinger, Henry A. Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy. New ...

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...ove…"The Childless FatherSong for the Wandering JewRural ArchitectureEllen Irwin; or, The Braes of KirtleAndrew JonesThe Two Thieves; or, The Last Sta... ...els the stress...""Mark the concentred hazels that enclose..."To the Poet, John Dyer"Brook! whose society the Poet seeks...""Surprised by joy—impatien... ...a blaze..."The Germans on the Heights of HochheimSiege of Vienna Raised by John SobieskiOccasioned by the Battle of Waterloo, February 1816Occasioned ... ...ng artist—already showing signs of being a gifted writer and thinker at St.John’s College, Cambridge—Wordsworth completed an eye-opening, life-alterin... ...e top of the crag!And I’ll build up giant with you. Ellen Irwin; or, The Braes of KirtleFair Ellen Irwin, when she sateUpon the braes... ...from a sudden check,Cries out— “‘Tis there, the quarter-deckOn which brave Admiral Nelson stood—A sight that would have roused your blood!One eye he h... ...apes, female or male,Or physiognomies of real men,Land-warriors, kings, or admirals of the sea,Boyle, Shakspeare, Newton, or the attractive headOf som...

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... during NASA’s 50th anniversary conference, 28October 2008. Left to right: John Krige, Maura Mackowski, Michael Neufeld, Edward Goldstein, MichaelMelt... ...hael Neufeld, Edward Goldstein, MichaelMeltzer, Joseph Tatarewicz, Stephen Johnson, Andrew Butrica, Steven Dick, Linda Billings, Richard Hallion,John ... ...,Put out my hand and touched the face of God.“High Flight”by Pilot Officer John Gillespie Magee, Jr.No. 412 squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)K... ...Program, pp. 9, 51, 97; Dawson and Bowles, Centaur, pp. 19–20, 34, 51, 74; Irwin Stambler, “Centaur,” Space/Astronautics (October 1963): 74; John L.... ... means many things: jobs, money, progress, 46. See, for example, Alan Irwin and Brian Wynne, eds., Misunderstanding Science? The Public Re... .... “Marty” Slade and others at JPL, along with Charles C.Counselman III and Irwin I Shapiro at MIT, the experiment involved having fourantennas make si... ...nternationalsummit on global climate change led by NOAA Administrator Vice AdmiralConrad C. Lautenbacher. More than 40 nations and 20 international or... ...r dispatch-carrying, inshore reconnaissance, and otherodd jobs which later admirals would entrust to frigates. Such ships and suchfleets first became ...

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...ked by an Armyofficer's magazine article entitled, "Air Power Needs Its Mahan," Maj Gen JohnDeForest Barker, deputy commander ofthe Air University, ob... ...hat air power could and should do. After 1960, however, the administration ofPresident John F. Kennedy changedthe military strategy ofthe United Stat... ... USAF Publications System for ProducingManuals," staffstudy, 13 July 1948 . 5. Maj Gen John DeF. Barker, deputy commanding general, Air University, t... ...n by §aining and maintaining control of the air inthe theater of naval operations ."' 1 Admiral Moffett saw no difficulty inmaintaining coordination f... ...the services and such duplication as exists isnot onlyjustifiablebut, I believe," noted Admiral Moffett, "decidedly necessary, in order that theremay ... ...leet is assured absolute freedom ofaction with no responsibility for coast defense . Admiral Pratt apparently entered into this agreement because h... ... Doctrine Governing Joint Amphibious Operations, 5 February 1954, 1st ind., Lt Col M.H. Irwin, assistant adjutant general, Tactical Air Command, to de...

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...rnorship over new-found lands, andthe fame that would go with a new title: Admiral of the Ocean Sea.He was a merchant's clerk from the Italian city of... ...t year of the white man in Virginia, 1607, Powhatanhad addressed a plea to John Smith that turned out prophetic. Howauthentic it is may be in doubt, b... ...habited by tribes of Indians. Thegovernor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, John Winthrop, createdthe excuse to take Indian land by declaring the area ... ... enemy.This is ethnohistorian Francis Jennings's interpretation of Captain JohnMason's attack on a Pequot village on the Mystic River near LongIsland ... ... anything theFilipino rebels could put together. In the very first battle, AdmiralDewey steamed up the Pasig River and fired 500-pound shells intothe ... ... and Mr. Harding prayed to God and the diplomats and the generalsand the admirals and the brass hats and the politicians and the handsomelydressed l... ...mingway would write A Farewell to Arms. Years latera college student named Irwin Shaw would write a play, Bury the Dead.And a Hollywood screenwriter n... ... Shaw, George Bernard, 265Rockefeller, William, 298 Shaw, Irwin, 365Rockefeller family, 294, 316, 343, 34649, Shays, Daniel,...

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...it gave us the chance tomeet Fin (ZL4HI) and our two weather gurus of the time – John Anderson(VK9JA) from Norfolk Island and Harry Mitchell off Whale... ...ch 1996. At the conference, University of Aucklandarchaeologist and sailor Geoff Irwin made a case for the systematicexploration of the Pacific by nav... ...gators who put safety first, using allavailable knowledge and gear. According to Irwin, his argument for safesailing fits with archaeological facts. ... ...rners of the Polynesian triangle - Hawaii, Easter Island, NewZealand. The themes Irwin has found in Polynesian voyaging traditionsinclude notions of s... ... from the depths ofMatiatia Bay. The morning air was cold. We bundled up in long johns andfoul weather gear, hats and gloves. While Foster weighed anc... ...od friends with Desireout of Bluff during an extended residence in Lord's River. John, Desire'sowner and builder, showed us a rare Stewart Island kiwi... ...ing,enjoying a leisurely cup of Earl Grey tea before hoisting the anchor. Butthe admiral (me) had miscalculated the journey, walking off the distanceo...

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...timos de Filipinas, imdb.com 7. Jump up^ Baler, imdb.com  Taylor, John R.M., ed. (2006) [1903]. "Chapter I. Telegraphic Correspondence of ... ...tipuneros rushed to the beach and saw the Americangunship Yorktown sent by Admiral Dewey to rescue the Spanish soldiers upon therequest of the Spanish... ...inted Administrative office George Admiral of the Dewey 1899 United States Navy ... ...ggestion to thePresident as his own. McKinley instructed Secretary ofState John Hay to cable Schurman that he wanted peace"preferably by kindness and ... ...urs, Commodore Dewey's Asiatic Squadron defeated the Spanish squadronunder Admiral Patricio Montojo.[9][10] The U.S. squadron took control of the arse... ...is forces were informing the Spanish ofAmerican movements. U.S. Army Major John R. M. Taylor later wrote, after translating andanalyzing insurgent doc... ...lled by the Model T.[5]:p.65 In 1912, Hupp (in the U.S., suppliedby Hale & Irwin) and BSA (in the UK) pioneered the use of all-steel bodies,[33] joine...

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...the ARI, Dr.David Mets and Dr. Kenneth Werrell. My special thanks to John Schenk andDorothy McCluskie of the ARI for their thorough and detail... ...luable research assistance. Imust also thank Professors Paul Kennedy, John Gooch, Brian Bond, and RichardOvery for their help as well as fri... ...alms that the Reich wouldfounder. After the war, the German generals and admirals would rush into print toprove that defeat had been largely the ... ...ar proved to be as flawed as had the Fiihrer's. TheGerman generals and admirals aided and abetted Hitler's strategy in 1940 ; and whenit succ... ... for a means to strike at the BritishEmpire. As early as August 1914, Rear Admiral Paul Behncke, Deputy Chief of theNaval Staff, urged that the navy'... ...ld War, Vol . I; Ronald Lewin, UltraGoes to War (New York, 1978); and Brian Johnson, TheSecret War (London, 1978). ... ... Stalingrad airlift, 151-53 von Rohden, Herhudt, 10 Rommel, Field Marshal Irwin, 127, 147, 150; on Normandy fighting, 284 ; tactical genius, 126 ; a...

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...ilnut Street, PhilaJelphil Lunch Served a t the new Developer John Donahue Murphy 1907 demonstrated. ... ... John Donahue Murphy 1907 demonstrated. alias " John Donahue Marathon iUbitchouse ^ Hardy Rooms a Speci... ... which completed the eviiiiiig's Arthur Johnson program. 'The H|ji!ech I'oIIowh in Spring Street, ... ... Miss Dyott Biggins '11 Rear Admiral Archibold RaukliuR INSURANCE Opposite Post Office. ... ...s these episodes taken together re- of Rear Admiral Rankling and ... ... H, ^V. FIELD the oonrse in Mineralogy, and Mr. . Kloi-lst . . Elmer Irwin Shepard, who will W. M. Keeler Roaaa, Vlolata, Oarnatlona inst... ...price is $325,- and Rescue in New York."•outclassed. The shooting of the Hite as Admiral Rankling dis- 000. 00. Dr. Sohauffler commented...

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...gical Operations . . . 97 William F. Johnston 8 The Role of Public Opinion . . ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217 Lt Col John Ozaki, USA16 Tactical PSYOP and Strategic Objectives. . . . . . ... ...ot only victories atTrenton and other places but also the amazing raids by JohnPaul Jones upon English coastal towns, whose political effectfar outsho... ...Courtland L., and William Arens. Advertising. Homewood, Ill.: R. D. Irwin, 1982.Clausewitz, Carl von. On War. Edited and translated by Michael ... ... and William Perreault. Basic Marketing. Homewood, Ill.: R. D. Irwin, Inc., 1987.McLaughlin, Mark W. "The Future of Psychological Operatio... ...at any significant movement has occurred on themedia side . As one retired admiral is reported to have said, "Operational 8 8 ... ...(West Germany) Generalmajor Gunter Vollmer France Admiral Antoine Sanguinetti Greece General Georgios Koum... ...toine Sanguinetti Greece General Georgios Koumanakos Admiral Miltiades Papathanassiou Brigadier Michalis Tombopoulos ...

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...8 Tons. The Titanic Was Commanded By Captain E. J. Smith, The White Star Admiral, 7Who Had Previously Been On The Olympic.S... ...mmand Of The Titanic Was Captain E. J. Smith, A Veteran Of The Seas, And Admiral Of The White Star Line Fleet. The Next Six Officers, In The Order... ... Motherland After Having Passed The Weeks Of The Honeymoon, Like Colonel John Jacob Astor And His Young Bride, Amid The Diversions Of Egypt Or Oth... ...hes Of Prominent Men And Women On Board, Including Major Archibald Butt, John Jacob Astor, Benjamin Guggenheim, Isidor Straws, J. Bruce Ismay, Geo... ...e More Humble Steerage Passengers. The List Of Notables Included Colonel John Jacob Astor, 27Head Of The Astor Family, Whos... ...enry B. HarrisHenry B. Harris, The Theater Manager, Had Been ManagerOf May Irwin, Peter Dailey, Lily Langtry, Amelia Bingham,And Launched Robert Edeso... ...egarded The Accident It Is Related That Pierre Marechal, Son Of The Vice-Admiral Of The French Navy, Lucien Smith, Paul Chevre, A French Sculptor,...

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...ading up to the tragic crash of the British airship R101 arethe subject of John G. Fuller's book, The Airmen Who Would Not Die.However, the book also ... ...denly, Mrs. Garrett became quite agitated.She indicated that someone named Irwin wanted to speak and that theairship had been far too heavy for the en... ...roblems with the R-101 was revealed. Thecaptain of the R-101 had been H.C. Irwin.During the same session, contact was successfully made with ConanDoyl... ...American presidents while in office (FranklinRoosevelt died in April 1945; John F. Kennedy was assassinated in1963)• The end of the Great Depression• ... ... Map: Antarctica in an Ice-Free StateHow could a sixteenth century Turkish admiral have drawn an accuratemap of Antarctica? 2... ...discovered in 1929, was drawn on a gazelle skin. Itwas drawn in 1513 by an admiral of the Turkish Fleet named Piri Reis.The map is extraordinary becau... ... ditch. 56pits were also dug. These are called the Aubrey Holes (named for JohnAubrey, who discovered them in the 17th century). The Aubrey Holesare n...

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...upport and help Iwould have never been able to complete this study. At the Air Staff, Majors JohnNorton, Greg Parker, John Smith, and Capt Steve Groen... ...ck Bush and Lt Col James A. Neumeister from the JointStaff for providing great support. Capt John Flood and Comdr Bob Drash fromCNO N42 provided me wi... ...ight and win our Nation’s wars whenever and wherever called upon. —John M. Shalikashvili ––1995 Nati... ... formalizedthe communication between the JROC and the commanders of the unifiedcommanders.28 Admiral Owens made these changes to help the JROC fulfill... ... 1956), 73. 3. John P. Gould Jr. and Edward P. Lazear, Microeconomics Theory (Homewood, Ill.:Irwin, 1989), 293. 4. Ibid., 294. 5. Carl von Clausewitz,...

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...istoricalpoints that led to the death of Yugoslavia and the subsequent war in Bosnia.John Allcock of Bradford University in England wrote, “Unfortunat... ...K., January 1996, 11. 17. UN Security Council Resolution 836, 4 June 1993. 18. Steve Irwin, Maj, USAF, “DENY FLIGHT Bluffer’s Guide to Operations Law”... ...ORcommander in Bosnia, into responding to this overt and provocative act ofviolence. Admiral Smith saw the results on CNN immediately after the attack... ...event that initiated Operation DeliberateForce. Angered by the marketplace shelling, Admiral Smith coordinated withBritish Gen Rupert Smith, acting UN... ...y, authority hadrested with Boutros-Ghali’s special envoy to Bosnia, Yasushi Akashi. AdmiralSmith, the commander of NATO forces in southern Europe, ma... ... days of the Vietnam war described to us in livid detail how he met with President Johnson once in the elevator at the White House. The President ... ...cember 1995, 953.“Iranian Weapons Intercepted.” Facts on File, 19 November 1992, 874.Irwin, Steve, Maj, USAF. “DENY FLIGHT Bluffer’s Guide to Operatio... ...Brett D. “Bosnia: A Question of Intervention.” In Essays on Strategy XI, edited by John N. Petrie. Washington, D.C.: National Defense University P...

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... And see that you live up to it. General John Joseph Pershing1Let me begin this journey by clearly stating that I am... ...ir political beliefs. Early in the conflict, JohnnyReb wore secession badges on their uniforms to claim the rights of th... ...al of their emblem from theAmerican Expeditionary Force Commander. General John Joseph Black Jack Pershi... ...mation about military belt plates and buttons.GovernmentA75 Abraham, Irwin R. Insignia and Honor Awards of the United States Merchant M... ...Coast Guard rank insignia. MCPO Dave Cipra addresses lineage behind the admiral and commodore designations. Information includes the ensigns flo... ...on omits meaning of its design elements.J80 “Insignia Approved for Fleet Admiral.” All Hands no. 335 (February,... ...h Congress passed Public Law 484 to establish the designation of Fleet Admiral. . This article discusses the establishment along with a descri...

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... in me too, Mr Deasy said. On the spindle side.But I am descended from sir John Blackwood who voted for the union. 31We are a... ... todo so. A gruff squire on horseback with shiny topboots. Soft day, sir John!Soft day, your honour!... Day!... Day!... Two topboots jog dangling on... ...r,third. 67 Poor Dignam! By lorries along sir John Rogerson's quay Mr Bloom walkedsoberly, past Windmill lane, Leask's th... ...ght, ripe forchelaship, ringroundabout him. Louis H. Victory. T. Caulfield Irwin. Lotus 188ladies tend them i'the eyes, their ... ...ringing in gay Malahide. Lord Talbot deMalahide, immediate hereditary lord admiral of Malahide and the seasadjoining. Then came the call to arms and s... ... bitter experience. —Cockburn. Dimsey, wife of David Dimsey, late of the admiralty:Miller, Tottenham, aged eightyfive: Welsh, June 12, at 35 Canning... ...veteran iratelyinterrogated. And the best jumpers and racers? And the best admiralsand generals we've got? Tell me that. —The Irish, for choice, ret...

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...1927, whenit was proposed to send a Commission under the leadership of Sir John Simonto India. In the course of this debate, the Under-Secretary of St... ...ating more than twohundred and fifty guests. A local textile manufacturer, John Smedley, hadbought and developed the grand and imposing house on Matlo... ...decorous friendship which we all enjoyed.Kaikoo had a period cottage in St John’s Wood which to all of us was like adoll’s house, and we loved to visi... ...n item of expenditure which the Rt. hon gentleman the First Lord of the Admiralty explained has to be taken by the world as an index and measure... ...he ordinary seamen. Clipping: The Times, 27th February 1925“If Admirals can go to Trafalgar Square and deliver fulsome speeches to theBrit... ...India, some of which have refused the same privilege and honour to Lord Irwin, the Viceroy. If what I say is correct, as I am sure it is—and I b... ... a cousin of Viscount Lascelles and of Mr W.C.Bridgeman, First Lord of the Admiralty—not only an Englishman you see, buta well-connected English gentl...

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...last reached the fountain of Federal justice; and finally the execution of John Brown, for his wild raid into Virginia, to invite the slaves to rally ... ...lave and half free, but must be- come all one thing or all the other. When John Brown lay under sentence of death he declared that now he was sure tha... ...ts final extirpation, to the music of the war-song of the great conflict: “John Brown’s body lies a-mouldering in the grave, But his soul is marching ... ...t, with Seward, Chase and Stanton, and the rest,—and with his generals and admirals, his soldiers and sailors, but this great act was absolutely his o... ...en. Talbott, Wm. Butler, C.R. Matheny, John T. Stuart, Judge Logan, Robert Irwin, P . C. Canedy and S. M. Tinsley, all saw and examined it, and that a... ... G. Henry, A. T. Bledsoe, C. Birchall, A. Lincoln, G . M. Cabanniss, Rob’t Irwin, P . A. Saunders, J. M. Allen, F . N. Francis. Executive Committee “C... ...rever, LINCOLN. 198 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol One TO JAMES S. IRWIN. SPRINGFIELD, November 2, 1842. JAS. S. IRWIN ESQ.: Owing to my absen...

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...assengers with him and his first wife, on the ship Mary 5 U. S. Grant and John, from Dorchester, England, in 1630. Mrs. Rockwell had several children... ...ield and worked for, and lived in the family of a Mr. Brown, the father of John Brown—”whose body lies mouldering in the grave, while his soul goes ma... ...e, while his soul goes marching on.” I have often heard my father speak of John Brown, particu- larly since the events at Harper’s Ferry. Brown was a ... ...ort of Memphis. On arriving in Memphis, put yourself in communication with Admiral Porter, and arrange with him for his co-opera- tion. Inform me at t... ...t of his own corps, the 13th, and all of Sherman’s, the 15th. Sherman, and Admiral Porter with the fleet, had withdrawn from the Yazoo. After consulta... ...s concerned, until the Sunflower is reached; this affords free navigation. Admiral Porter explored this waterway as far as Deer Creek on the 14th of M... ...the defunct confederacy before he got out of the country. This occurred at Irwinsville, Georgia, on the 11th of May. For myself, and I believe Mr. Lin... .... Cutt’s Battalion. Ross’s Battery. Patterson’s Battery. Irwin Artillery. Richardson’s Battalion. Lewis Artillery. Dona...