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Principles and methods of conducting wide envelopments as illustrated by the American Civil War.
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Principles and methods of conducting wide envelopments as illustrated by the American Civil War.
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In making this study the writer has considered those historical examples of engagements in which a commander placed a portion of his force to constrain the enemy along his front, and maneuvered the balance against the flank and rear, deep enough, so that lines of advance of the two forces, (containing and encircling) did not conflict, and that the force moving against the flank and rear, was free from any influence of fire from the hostile position.
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Principles and methods of conducting wide envelopments as illustrated by the American Civil War.
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CDMC CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
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Authors
Powell, Ralph E
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Envelopment (Military science)   Civil War, U. S., 1861-1865   First Battle of Bull Run   Battle of Mechanicsville   Chancellorsville, Battle of, Chancellorsville, Va., 1863   Atlanta Campaign, 1864   Nashville, Battle of, Nashville, Tenn., 1864   Battle of Columbia
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English
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Fort Leavenworth, KS : The Command and General Staff School,, 1934.
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CGSS Student Papers, 1930-1936
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