Sentence examples for union corps from inspiring English sources

The morning phase ended with casualties on both sides of almost 13,000, including two Union corps commanders.

He knew this Union reaction was underway, and that the nearest railhead was Bridgeport, Alabama, where portions of two Union corps would soon arrive.

By then, two Union corps had been driven by Ewell and Hill back through the town into defensive positions on Cemetery Hill. Lee had not intended to fight before his army was fully concentrated, but chance and questionable decisions by A.P. Hill brought on the battle, which was an impressive Confederate victory on the first day.

By the end of May 1862 however, McClellan's army was split in half along the banks of the Chickahominy River, with one wing, encompassing two Union corps, to the south river, and the other wing, with some three Federal corps, to the north.

(Louis de La Forge's Traité de l'esprit de l'homme et de ses facultez et fonctions, et de son union avec le corps (Treatise on the mind of man and its faculties and functions, and on its union with the body), which also argued for occasionalism on Cartesian grounds, appeared just months before the Discernement, though Cordemoy claims to have accepted occasionalism as early as 1658 19688, 145).

But let them be aware that Transylvania herself is fighting for liberty and The Union!" In July 1917, Corps offices in Kiev circulated the first issue of a recruitment gazette, România Mare ("Greater Romania"), which became the essential component of its propaganda effort in Russia.

The police officers who make up the African Union's observer corps are accustomed to dealing with all kinds of situations back in their home countries.

Mr. van Rhyn, a South African police inspector, is stationed in Abu Shouk as a member of the African Union's (AU) corps of civilian observers, who monitor safety inside Darfur's sprawling camps.

The Union Army's officer corps exhibited even more conflict between the "McClellanites," Democrats devoted to the discredited and fired George B. McClellan, who sought a limited war that would never threaten the racial order, and those Republicans of a New England antislavery stripe who really did believe the war must destroy slavery.

Gen. John Buford, and soon reinforced with two corps of Union infantry.

Addis Ababa a rapidly growing city serving as the Capital; city of Ethiopia as well as the seat of African Union and many diplomatic corps.