jgallagher109
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- Feb 20, 2005
Update on the Battle of Who Held the Legal and Moral Highground in the Events Leading up to The War of the Rebellion:
McLeroy's BlackIrish Brigade, having successfully held off a combined land/sea offensive by Goodwin's 17th Mississippi and the CSCGC Tamaora, B. Doherty commanding, throughout much of the spring and early summer, has finally received reenforcements. With the recent addition of Hamilton's Unionblue Brigade, the newly inspired Union side has completely silenced the enemy. Union leadership during this campaign has been masterful and inspiring - stories of McLeroy's lawyer-like arguments and Hamilton's all-night strategy sessions have become legendary - and has left the Tamaroa floundering on the rocks and the famed 17th Mississippi too bloodied and shaken to help it. Three cheers for our boys in blue!
(Ok I gotta get back to work now (blush), you all have a great weekend)
Jim
(Message edited by jgallagher109 on June 28, 2002)
(Message edited by jgallagher109 on June 28, 2002)
McLeroy's BlackIrish Brigade, having successfully held off a combined land/sea offensive by Goodwin's 17th Mississippi and the CSCGC Tamaora, B. Doherty commanding, throughout much of the spring and early summer, has finally received reenforcements. With the recent addition of Hamilton's Unionblue Brigade, the newly inspired Union side has completely silenced the enemy. Union leadership during this campaign has been masterful and inspiring - stories of McLeroy's lawyer-like arguments and Hamilton's all-night strategy sessions have become legendary - and has left the Tamaroa floundering on the rocks and the famed 17th Mississippi too bloodied and shaken to help it. Three cheers for our boys in blue!
(Ok I gotta get back to work now (blush), you all have a great weekend)
Jim
(Message edited by jgallagher109 on June 28, 2002)
(Message edited by jgallagher109 on June 28, 2002)