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by JC Edwards » Wed Nov 12, 2008 7:57 pm
Hancock the Superb wrote:
I have exactly NO idea. I have Shenandoah Valley book or whatever the new book on that is called and it never mentions any other horse name for Jackson. I have a book just on Jackson and it doesn't mention any other name. Did you get this from Wikipedia?:)
No. I got it from a book that some call the best biography on Jackson....."Stonewall" by Byron Farwell.
'The path that is not seen, nor hidden, should always be flanked'
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by 69th NYSV » Wed Nov 12, 2008 8:36 pm
I found it and as I said it's interesting, I'll continue to hold my hold my fire.
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Hancock the Superb
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by Hancock the Superb » Thu Nov 13, 2008 12:05 am
Whatever. I said, I don't really have time to do this all. That's why I'm starting this.:laugh:
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by JC Edwards » Thu Nov 13, 2008 5:02 am
Hancock the Superb wrote:
Whatever. I said, I don't really have time to do this all. That's why I'm starting this.:laugh:
???..... What does that have to do with answering the question? B)
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by JC Edwards » Thu Nov 13, 2008 7:44 pm
69th NYSV wrote:
I found it and as I said it's interesting, I'll continue to hold my hold my fire.
Well Sir, if you have the answer, please do go ahead and lay it on us.
'The path that is not seen, nor hidden, should always be flanked'
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by ironsight » Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:03 pm
This is all gettin real interesting and humorous i might add.:laugh:
There must be a full moon or something!:P
One guy supposedly knows the answer but won't answer
and
another guy says he ain't got time to look it up thats why the started the thread?
:S :laugh: :laugh:
JC, are these two guys members of your regiment? I hope not! :silly:
If so i think we're doomed :laugh: :laugh:
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by JC Edwards » Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:18 pm
ironsight wrote:
This is all gettin real interesting and humorous i might add.:laugh:
There must be a full moon or something!:P
One guy supposedly knows the answer but won't answer
and
another guy says he ain't got time to look it up thats why the started the thread?
:S :laugh: :laugh:
JC, are these two guys members of your regiment? I hope not! :silly:
If so i think we're doomed :laugh: :laugh:
Indeed my dear
General Ironsight !:cheer: But I do have the utmost confidence in
69th NYSV .....it's our young Padawan I'm starting to be concerned of.
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by 69th NYSV » Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:22 pm
The famous task masters horse's given name was Fancy . The horse was acquired in 1861 while Jackson was in command of Harpers Ferry and purchased as a gift for his wife, hence the name.
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by JC Edwards » Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:25 pm
69th NYSV wrote:
The famous task masters horse's given name was Fancy . The horse was acquired in 1861 while Jackson was in command of Harpers Ferry and purchased as a gift for his wife, hence the name.
Good show Sir!:cheer: The field is your's.
'The path that is not seen, nor hidden, should always be flanked'