- The
Battle of
Gettysburg (locally /ˈɡɛtɪsbɜːrɡ/ ) was a three-day
battle in the
American Civil War,
which was
fought between the
Union and Confederate...
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Gettysburg may
refer to:
Gettysburg Campaign, a
series of
American Civil War
military engagements in the Main
Eastern Theater.
Battle of Gettysburg, July...
- up into 220 lots and sold them, and is thus
considered the
founder of
Gettysburgh. The
borough boundary was established, with the
Dobbin House tavern (established...
-
Universities Found Only in this State; 3 of Them". The
Gettysburg Times.
Gettysburgh, PA. p. 9.
Retrieved April 9, 2013. Schackner, Bill (February 17, 2008)...
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several structures that
served a
local logging boom. A post
office called Gettysburgh was
established in 1890, and
remained in
operation until 1926. In 1912...
- " Adelman, Myth of
Little Round Top, pp. 61–64, 69-73. "The
Field of
Gettysburgh:
Interest Concerning the
Great Battle Ground --
Thirteen Generals Revisit...
- US Army El Haam US Army El Paso US Army
Enguri US Army
Ertoba US Army
Gettysburgh US Army
Habib US Army
Honeycutt US Army
Januup US Army
Kelly US Army...
- York Times. 12 July 1863.
Retrieved 5 July 2012.
Among the
killed at
Gettysburgh was a young; Chinaman,
known as JOHN TOMMY. "H. Res. 415 [110th]: Honoring...
- 28, 1992). "Harrick
starting to
carve his own
niche at Westwood". The
Gettysburgh Times. ****ociated Press. p. 3B.
Retrieved August 2, 2012. UCLA Athletic...
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Boston Biographical Society, 1904. ISBN 0-8490-0481-0 de Peyster, John.
Gettysburgh and After. Old
Soldier Books: New York, 1987. ISBN 1-4328-0552-5 New...
