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2 August 1861: “The Enemy Again Met and Conquered!”

Posted on 2 Aug ’11 by dwaugh

Item description:  This leaflet recounts a skirmish near Springfield, Mo., where several hundred pro-Union “Hessian” troops were captured and weapons were seized by Confederate forces. This skirmish was a part of the lead up to the Battle of Wilson’s Creek (10 August 1861).


Item citation: From folder 30 of the John S. Henderson Papers #327, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

This entry was posted in Southern Historical Collection and tagged Battle of Wilson's Creek, Brigadier General Ben McCulloch, Hessians, Missouri, Springfield. Bookmark the permalink.
← 1 August 1861: “Oh, Pidge, I do want to see you awfully, but won’t we be happy when Old Lincoln dies & the war is over.”
3 August 1861: “When I return safely, and we are married, I will want you to give the company an oyster supper and I will be so proud to introduce them to such a bride.” →

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