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Philip James Baybutt (November 22, 1844 –
April 17, 1907) was a
Union Army
soldier during the
American Civil War. He
received the
Medal of
Honor for gallantry...
- court. "Oflags". www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de.
Retrieved 8
April 2018.
Baybutt, Ron; Lange,
Johannes (1982). Colditz: The
Great Escapes. Little, Brown...
- film
directed and
executive produced by Ice-T and co-directed by Andy
Baybutt. It
focuses on the
craft of
writing and
performing rap verses, and all...
- guitar." The
accompanying music video for the song was
directed by Andy
Baybutt. The
video begins with
several references to the Verve's
earlier work....
- on 1
September 1997. The
music video for the song was
directed by Andy
Baybutt and
George Hanson and
filmed at the flat of Hut
Records boss Dave Boyd...
-
likely to grow on you". The UK
version of the
video was
directed by Andy
Baybutt and sees the band in the
Thames Reach development,
adjacent to the Thames...
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Confederate General Jubal Early's
retreat from Fisher's Hill.
Private Philip Baybutt of the 2nd M****achusetts
Cavalry received the
Medal of
Honor for capturing...
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Ireland Seaman Navy Fort Fisher,
North Carolina January 15, 1865
Philip Baybutt England,
United Kingdom Private Army Luray,
Virginia September 24, 1864...
- "Bitter
Sweet Symphony" 1997
Walter A.
Stern "The
Drugs Don't Work" Andy
Baybutt,
George Hanson "Lucky Man" (version 1) "Lucky Man" (version 2)
Jamie Thraves...
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gallantry in the
Valley Campaigns of 1864. The two men were:
Private Philip Baybutt at Luray,
Virginia Captain Henry H.
Crocker at the
Battle of
Cedar Cr****...
